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[ubuntu] Bridging Network Connections Issue

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Alright, Here's the setup: Server<eth0>Desktop<wlan0>Router-Internet What I want to do on my personal 12.04 desktop is allow the server to connect to to the internet and have its own internal ip address on the router so i can use it for minecraft and assaultcube server stuff. Sharing the internet via the network manager is not suitable because I need to be able to ssh to my machine. I have also done various googling exercises, and none of them have offered a solution. In windows (dont hate, it worked) I would just bridge my ethernet and wireless devices and my server wo (Hardware)

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