VISTA Network and Sharing Center Problem?

> Hi
>
> I am running Vista BETA2 and I have a question regarding having one or
> more network connections enabled at the same time and I would appreciate
> some adice please.
>
> Ok, after installing Vista I checked in Device Manager and noticed that
> both my "wired" (Intel(R) PRO/1000CT NIC) and "wireless" (Broadcom
> 802.11g) network adapters were installed correctly and without problems,
> but only my wired connection was shown in the "Network and Sharing Center"
> (N & SC)
>
> My wired connection was up and running and I was able to connect to the
> internet to activate Vista, but my wireless connection was not because it
> requires a security key before it will connect and that's obviously why it
> was not shown in the "N & SC".
>
> I clicked on "Connect to a network" and chose "Wireless" and after
> entering the appropriate info, I clicked on connect and it was done. I
> now had two network connections running.
>
> I then went back to the "N & SC" and saw that both wired and wireless
> connections were shown there but I noticed that the "wired" connection
> "Local and Internet" and the "wireless" connection only had "Local". This
> was confirmed when I clicked on the "Status" button and for IPv4
> Connectivity/IP6 Connectivity, it showed "Local" for for both, but for the
> Wired" connection it showed IPv4 Connectivity: Internet, and for IPv6
> Connectivity: Local.
>
> When I disconnected the "wired" connection from my router, the "N & SC"
> refreshed itself and the "wireless" connection was now showing IPv4
> Connectivity: Internet, and for IPv6 Connectivity: Local.
>
> So, my question is: When you have wired and wireless network/internet
> connections enabled at the same time, does Vista only allow one of those
> connections to be both Internet and Local, and the other, Local only?
>
> Many thanks
>
> Dave
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