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Old January 10th, 2008, 02:37 AM     #7 (permalink)
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No, I meant a network bridge in the desktop. When you plug the USB modem into the computer; software that comes with it will more than likely create a network adapter in the network adapters section of the control panel. I think you could bridge that to the desktop's network card and therefore use a router from that.

I know you can bridge a PCMCIA card to the NIC of a laptop. My bro did this to a Sprint mobile card and shared that connection out from the laptop to a desktop. So this is the same idea.
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