Cannot connect to multiple networks

> What are the security zones for each network adapter. The local intranet
> should be set to Private, and the connection to the internet should be set to
> public. This link will explain the difference and how to check.
> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/com...uy/cg0906.mspx
> Also make sure that only the wireless internet connection has a default
> gateway set and the private wired does not. This could cause you to send
> packages to the internet to the wrong gateway. If you have any networks
> asides the one attached to the local network you will need to use routing
> statements. What type of devices are you connecting to?
>
>
> "Hmail" wrote:
>

> > I am having trouble with connecting to more than one network. I have two
> > networks, one wired network, and one wireless. The wired one is just a local
> > network, the wireless is connected to the internet. In Windows XP, it was no
> > problem connecting to both, just connect the two adapters, and everything
> > worked. In Windows Vista, I can't connect to them both. I have to make a
> > choice between them, so if I want to connect to the internet, I have to
> > remove the network cable (or disable the wired adapter), and when I connect
> > the cable again, the internet is disappeared.
> >
> > I tried the Vista Troubleshooter, and it said I had more than one active
> > network connection. That's true, but that shouldn't be a problem. I can't
> > find very much information on the internet, the only thing I found is that I
> > had to install new drivers for my linksys wireless adapter. I did that, first
> > from the linksys website, that didn't work, then from Windows Update, that
> > didn't work either, and at last updates for my VIA (some onboard adapter)
> > network card from Windows Updates, but neither that worked.
> >
> > I'm pretty stuck here, and although I am a system administrator, I can't
> > find out why it doesn't work. Any ideas?

> What are the security zones for each network adapter. The local intranet
> should be set to Private, and the connection to the internet should be set to
> public. This link will explain the difference and how to check.
> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/com...uy/cg0906.mspx
> Also make sure that only the wireless internet connection has a default
> gateway set and the private wired does not. This could cause you to send
> packages to the internet to the wrong gateway. If you have any networks
> asides the one attached to the local network you will need to use routing
> statements. What type of devices are you connecting to?
>
>
> "Hmail" wrote:
>

> > I am having trouble with connecting to more than one network. I have two
> > networks, one wired network, and one wireless. The wired one is just a local
> > network, the wireless is connected to the internet. In Windows XP, it was no
> > problem connecting to both, just connect the two adapters, and everything
> > worked. In Windows Vista, I can't connect to them both. I have to make a
> > choice between them, so if I want to connect to the internet, I have to
> > remove the network cable (or disable the wired adapter), and when I connect
> > the cable again, the internet is disappeared.
> >
> > I tried the Vista Troubleshooter, and it said I had more than one active
> > network connection. That's true, but that shouldn't be a problem. I can't
> > find very much information on the internet, the only thing I found is that I
> > had to install new drivers for my linksys wireless adapter. I did that, first
> > from the linksys website, that didn't work, then from Windows Update, that
> > didn't work either, and at last updates for my VIA (some onboard adapter)
> > network card from Windows Updates, but neither that worked.
> >
> > I'm pretty stuck here, and although I am a system administrator, I can't
> > find out why it doesn't work. Any ideas?

> My problem is a little bit different. I usually use may laptop at home and
> office. When I tried hook my network at home, it is usually make multiple
> network. One is the correct one, and one is unidintified one. The solution
> is
> just disable and unable the network connection and it is back to normal.
> But
> it is very inconvinient because sometime I must do unable-disable trick
> several time before it work. Any suggestion?
>
> Thanks
>
> Jung
>
> "Spenceation" wrote:
>

>> What are the security zones for each network adapter. The local intranet
>> should be set to Private, and the connection to the internet should be
>> set to
>> public. This link will explain the difference and how to check.
>> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/com...uy/cg0906.mspx
>> Also make sure that only the wireless internet connection has a default
>> gateway set and the private wired does not. This could cause you to send
>> packages to the internet to the wrong gateway. If you have any networks
>> asides the one attached to the local network you will need to use routing
>> statements. What type of devices are you connecting to?
>>
>>
>> "Hmail" wrote:
>>

>> > I am having trouble with connecting to more than one network. I have
>> > two
>> > networks, one wired network, and one wireless. The wired one is just a
>> > local
>> > network, the wireless is connected to the internet. In Windows XP, it
>> > was no
>> > problem connecting to both, just connect the two adapters, and
>> > everything
>> > worked. In Windows Vista, I can't connect to them both. I have to make
>> > a
>> > choice between them, so if I want to connect to the internet, I have to
>> > remove the network cable (or disable the wired adapter), and when I
>> > connect
>> > the cable again, the internet is disappeared.
>> >
>> > I tried the Vista Troubleshooter, and it said I had more than one
>> > active
>> > network connection. That's true, but that shouldn't be a problem. I
>> > can't
>> > find very much information on the internet, the only thing I found is
>> > that I
>> > had to install new drivers for my linksys wireless adapter. I did that,
>> > first
>> > from the linksys website, that didn't work, then from Windows Update,
>> > that
>> > didn't work either, and at last updates for my VIA (some onboard
>> > adapter)
>> > network card from Windows Updates, but neither that worked.
>> >
>> > I'm pretty stuck here, and although I am a system administrator, I
>> > can't
>> > find out why it doesn't work. Any ideas?