In , on 12/17/04 
   at 01:34 AM, Kris Steenhaut  typed:

>>reason, I've seen numerous comments which lead me to conclude that you can
>>go wired, or you can go wireless, but not both at the same time.

True, but only on a particular machine.  Many (most) wireless setups have
several hardwired machines and a wireless router (usually with 4 wired
ports) or a router (and maybe a switch) with one port connected to a WAP.

That's the situation here.  I have a wired network with a router and a
switch. There's also a wireless WAP which I turn on when I want to use my
laptop remote via the wireless link.

It all works well.

>In the end, I only would need one most of the time of course.

Yes.  I do have to go through some contortions to switch the laptop
between the wired connection and the wireless adapter without rebooting,
but it's working now.

 
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