Home Network trouble

I've used Network Wizard to setup my system and now my net is totally down. Wizard has created the network bridge between my adapters. Now other computers cannot get access to anything except [1]. Have I also remap IP-addresses or routing tables?

[VPC NAT]---[Loopback Adapter] Subnet 1
| |
[PC1] [ o o o ] Computer #1 Subnet 1
Subnet 1 | |
[WiFi Adapter] +-----------> ISP (uses DHCP)
Subnet 2 | Subnet ?? (3 must be)
S
|
<Other stuff here> Subnet 2

In particular, wireless and virtual machines do not have access to each other or Internet. Could I get all this to work properly?

Hi
VPC need Routing too just like any other computer.
You can use a stand alone Router or use Windows native ICS to Route.
Jack (MVP-Networking).

"st" <st@sandy.localdomain> wrote in message
news:emjQqWa2IHA.6096@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> I've used Network Wizard to setup my system and now my net is totally
> down. Wizard has created the network bridge between my adapters. Now other
> computers cannot get access to anything except [1]. Have I also remap
> IP-addresses or routing tables?
>
> [VPC NAT]---[Loopback Adapter] Subnet 1
> | |
> [PC1] [ o o o ] Computer #1 Subnet 1
> Subnet 1 | |
> [WiFi Adapter] +-----------> ISP (uses DHCP)
> Subnet 2 | Subnet ?? (3 must be)
> S
> |
> <Other stuff here> Subnet 2
>
> In particular, wireless and virtual machines do not have access to each
> other or Internet. Could I get all this to work properly?

On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 12:17:03 +0700, "st" <st@sandy.localdomain> wrote:

>I've used Network Wizard to setup my system and now my net is totally down.
>Wizard has created the network bridge between my adapters. Now other
>computers cannot get access to anything except [1]. Have I also remap
>IP-addresses or routing tables?
>
>[VPC NAT]---[Loopback Adapter] Subnet 1
> | |
> [PC1] [ o o o ] Computer #1 Subnet 1
> Subnet 1 | |
> [WiFi Adapter] +-----------> ISP (uses DHCP)
> Subnet 2 | Subnet ?? (3 must be)
> S
> |
> <Other stuff here> Subnet 2
>
>In particular, wireless and virtual machines do not have access to each other or Internet. Could I get all this to work properly?

I'm sorry, but I don't understand your diagram. The character spacing
is different when I view it in my news reader than it was on your
screen when you created it.

Which network connections did the Wizard bridge? Should they be
bridged? If not, right-click the network bridge and delete it. The
purpose of the network bridge is to combine two or more physical
networks into one logical network. I've written a web page about it:

XP ICS - Network Bridge
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/...workbridge.htm
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Best Wishes,
Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)

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