Wat kan op de server maar niet op de clients ZIE HELPME.JPG
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TheOddity & Sub Zero
TheOddity & Sub Zero
A Bridge is used to connect two different LAN's that use the same LAN protocol such as Novell IPX or TCP/IP. The bridge acts as an address filter, picking up packets from one LAN and passing on those packets intended for the other LAN. A bridge does not modify the packets or add anything to them. A bridge operates at the data link, Level 2 of the OSI model. A bridge uses the Media Access Control level addresses on LAN adapters to direct packets.
A Router is used to connect two networks that may not use the same LAN protocol. A router uses an inter-networking protocol which is understood by other routers and machines connected to each network. A router operates at the Network, Level 3 of the OSI model. A router uses an addressing scheme such as the Internet address scheme to direct packets.
Een bridge veranderd niets aan de packets... dus daar kom je hier nergens mee, wat je nodig hebt is een router (of in dit geval IP forwarding op de server).The Oddity schreef:Normaal gezien kan een bridge dat perfect doen. Je hebt hiervoor aparte hardware toestelletjes, maar je kan dat simpel zelfmaken door in die pc twee NIC's te steken. Maar die bridge bestaat al: uwe server.