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Hi! I have searched for quite a while about this, and haven't found any
satisfactory answer. I have Vista x64 and an ASUS motherboard with 2 integrated Ethernet adapters. One of them goes to a cable modem and the other is used for a network with 1 other computer. Now on XP I used to have a firewalled, shared internet connection and a non-firewalled LAN which allowed me to share files, printers, etc. Now I have a public, shared internet connection, and a private LAN. Internet sharing works OK. What has me confused is that when I try to activate file sharing, network discovery, etc. on Vista, I get a dialog asking me if I want to make my public connection private (which I don't) or if I want to activate those features on all public networks as well (which I don't think I want to do). My question then would be, is there any problem activating those features on the public connection? Should I do that? Is there any way to activate them ONLY on the private connection? I don't want a security problem on my hands. Thanks in advance! |