Thread: Using the school's Network as the Bridge
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Re: Using the school's Network as the Bridge
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Originally Posted by Mark McLeod View Post
Do you just want to be able to access the Internet from your Driver Station/programming laptop?
If that's so, then why not just run two separate networks from your laptop?
One NIC set to 10. and the other to DHCP from the school's router?
Another option is to connect the router from the 2009 KOP to the school network and then connect all the FRC stuff to the router.
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