How to use Lan cable network and Wifi on the same time
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Jan 24, 2018 at 05:51 AM
Jan 24, 2018 at 05:51 AM
Hi
That's impossible, the wifi will also connect to the same server with the same restricted sites. You would also need to create a secured access with a password which your network admin would no doubt be happy to quickly provide to you.
Ask your the network admin, ask him how you can keep an eye on your private activities while in the office.
Good luck
That's impossible, the wifi will also connect to the same server with the same restricted sites. You would also need to create a secured access with a password which your network admin would no doubt be happy to quickly provide to you.
Ask your the network admin, ask him how you can keep an eye on your private activities while in the office.
Good luck
What you are asking is nearly impossible for the AVERAGE USER, so lets just say it doens't work like that. Unless you are prepared to build static routing in your LAN, then you cannot do what you are asking. Plain and simple. You are basically LOOPING your networks!
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Jan 24, 2018 at 02:10 PM
Jan 24, 2018 at 02:10 PM
Thanks ac3mark.
I have some basic knowledge in networking (comptia N+ certified back in 2011), I could have been guided to build static routing. But since I will never be granted access to local switches and routers, I think I can forget about my project..
Will keep switching networks manually thn...
I have some basic knowledge in networking (comptia N+ certified back in 2011), I could have been guided to build static routing. But since I will never be granted access to local switches and routers, I think I can forget about my project..
Will keep switching networks manually thn...
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I talked to him before I come to this forum. I tried to convince him to allow my profile to access a few more websites. But it seems it's against company policy. He cannot configure my network access differently
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I guess that he prefers you to concentrate on your work for which you are paid for rather than spend time monitoring your private activities.
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Nope! If it was that, then I would not have access to Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, etc. And I would not have admin privilege on my workstation. I don't have those kind of restrictions thanks to my position.
The thing is, the website I am trying to access is flagged "unknown category" by Forcepoint. The network admin argues he can not open access because of security backgrounds. (sorry for my poor english)
The thing is, the website I am trying to access is flagged "unknown category" by Forcepoint. The network admin argues he can not open access because of security backgrounds. (sorry for my poor english)
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