Roland Turcan wrote:

> Pavel Cisar write to me via ICQ:
>
> Reorder network adapter bindings
>
> You probably have a dialup adapter and an Ethernet adapter for your local network. On
> Windows NT and Windows 98 you can reverse the bindings order of the two adapters to
> force the Ethernet adapter to service the TCP/IP request before the dialup adapter tries.
>
> Get to the control panel from the Start menu and choose
> Networking | Bindings | All Adapters | Move Down
> to move the Ethernet adapter to the top of the list of bindings. The local Ethernet adapter
> satisfies any local TCP/IP requests and passes on any remaining requests—such as
> Internet requests—to the next adapter in the list, the dialup adapter.

I have Windows 98, but I can't find this option anywhere.

In Start -> Settings -> Control Panel, I only have "Network" not
"Networking". When I open Network, I see all my adapters, but I don't
see any "Bindings" or "All Adapters" option?

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