Network, then adding both machines to the wired network may work, but only if That machines on the wireless network cannot connect to machines on the wired Now, if the hardwired network is a different network … meaning In your case if they happen to choose the wireless network, then you haven’t Rebooted, or their cache of network information is flushed), the conversationsīetween the two machines happen across the single network. From then on (I believe until both machines are Machines try to talk to each other, the connection used is selected randomly – How does Windows decide which to use? Well, while I’m sure there’s anĪlgorithm behind it, the best way to think of it is that the first time the two
Network, in addition, then there are two paths to get between the machines: the I presume that you can, for example, copyįiles between the two machines today. Here’s what I mean: you current have two machines, A and B, that areĬonnected to a wireless network. Otherwise you might not get the results you’re looking for.īy different networks I mean … well, different networks. But in order to make sense, they really need to be different It’s definitely possible to have multiple network connections to the sameĬomputer.
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