How do I stay connected to my Wireless and Dial up at the sametime.?

Question

MY computer is connected to to the Internet thru my wireless LAN . I need to dial in to my office network to access certain computers in the office. Dial Up is the only way I can connected to my office (VLAN or VPN not possible). When I connect to my office thru the Dial up I don't have access to the internet anymore. Can I bridge my dial up connecttion and the Wireless LAN so i have access to the internet when Im connected to the Dial up ? If Yes how ?

Im using Windows XP Pro

Tx for the answer Hoffman.

But You can only bridge two similar connections as far as i know.

I got the solution from Experts-Exchange.

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Hardware/Networking_Hardware/Modems/Q_22454119.html

Answer 1

Now I'm not sure if this will work but you should be able to bridge the two together. Do this by right clicking on My Network Places and clicking on properties. Once in here you'll see your different network connections. Right click on one of the two connections and click on Bridge Connections. Now I don't have a computer in front of me to tell you what it'll do after this but I have done it before. It will either tell you what to do next or you just have to right click on the other connection icon and do the same to bridge the two. Either way if you did it correctly a 3rd icon will pop up to show that you have a bridged connection. Like I said though, I don't know if this will work or not.