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Internet sharing
Windows Me's Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) program is a network address translation (NAT) program, not a proxy server. It works with all types of products, not just Microsoft. I've run it successfully on Windows 98 SE, Windows Me, and Windows 2000 Professional with Agent, Eudora, Netscape, News Xpress, etc.

Home Network Internet Sharing - Newbie
I directly connect to DSL modem through LAN cable for internet. At first , I made a network bridge (unknowingly) for internet access as my PC as host computer for internet sharing. Later, I realized I don't require a *network bridge setup with internet sharing*,so I deleted the network bridge.

File sharing between Linux PCs through internet
Than I decided to "rewire" all manually to fixed IP. ICS Installation [Win98SE] http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/ics/icsinstall.htm That was exactly what I did. I don't at which point something must have to gone wrong. Before installing ICS, must have both network cards TCP/IP enabled and an IP assigned?

DNS_EVENT_DS_INTERFACE_ERROR
Qznq.fpvragvfg.pbz 24hoursupport helpdesk On Fri, 4 Oct 2002 16:15:33 +0100, Kevin Baker <kevin.ba...@bullsh-it.co.uk> wrote: can anybody tell me how to share my internet connection over my home peer to peer network <snip> enabled internet sharing, but now i have always on cable connection, and i can't see how to

internet sharing on home network (ethernet)
Last time I tried (not at all like your question) anything like this I did, PC1 Linux 2 NICS (main office network) (test network- hub) PC2 / PC3 / PC4 Windows all connected to the hub. Worked fine. I cant find any info on this since a search is swaped with stuff on basic internet sharing which im finding no trouble

HELP! please?
I can't get the internet sharing to work but file and print sharing as well as peer to peer games are working just fine. Is there any quick setting to make my internet sharing work between the 2 computers? Do i need to setup my network IP add and setup the gateway and how? Please Help. Thanks Indeed, Abdul-Rahman

home network: what good is it?
NAT is "Network Address Translation" and it translates local IP requests into Internet requests) Maybe your DSL modem has the NAT router function in it though. At any rate, something needs to be doing the 'internet sharing' (NAT router) function; either the modem, a separate router/switch, or one of your computers.

How to setup an Internet Sharing through a network?
When I finally found the setting to CHECK for ICS it WAS to let other computers access the net via my laptop ( I so love the word via.) Can anyone help me? RC It would be pretty hard to have Internet Connection Sharing, unless there were two or more network interfaces on the computer. I'd start by figuring out what

Internet sharing connection HELP!!!!!!!!!!!! Playstion network ...
Many things are possible, but unless you create an isolated network that only connects to your Mac via a 2nd ethernet card or maybe an Airport, I would advise against enabling IP sharing on your Mac. The general idea of internet sharing is that one ethernet port on your Mac or your modem is connected to an internet

Network Internet connection sharing ?
You will need to turn on the "Internet Connection Sharing" feature on your XP machine (don't need to play with forwarding et al). The 1st card on your XP machine connected to your corporate network will be the "public" side (or the "internet connection") that is shared amongst machines on the "private" side network

2nd pc sharing internet via network
The loopback adapter is the private side of ICS. The vm will get its network config from ICS if it is set to get an IP address automatically, Did you read the help article If you share it through ICS the vm can access the Internet through ICS if you set the NIC in the vm to be in the loopback adapter network.

Daisy Chain, 3 computer network, internet sharing
pcbutts1 pcbut...@yahoo.com alt windows98 To enable Internet connection sharing on a network connection. Open Network and Dial-up Connections. Right-click the dial-up, VPN, or incoming connection you want to share, and then click Properties. On the Sharing tab, select the Enable Internet connection sharing for this

How to share modem in win98.
Each Network Interface Card will have system requirements listed which outline which operating system(s) it works with. I also want to know that if it is possible to share my internet connection on both my computers using internet sharing software like wingate . Please explain in detail .

XP Profesional Firewall problem
Tony garryba...@operamail.com wrote: Hi there, I have a very simple network set up of two machines joined by a crossover cable. I was using windows 98 on both machines and used Wingate to share internet access (cable). I recently installed windows 2000 on both machines and have tried everything I can think of to

Internet sharing
Your network setup should be fine for sharing an Internet connection. Windows 95 networking is peer-to-peer, not client/server, so there is no such thing as a designated server. The machine on which you install WinGate or a similar program will act as a server for Internet sharing. If you haven't already done so,

Windows XP Internet Sharing Problem
You say you have "internet sharing" you mean though a router or what device? Was this working before? Why did you install then uninstall ISA? How did you set up AD and DNS... by the SBS wizard right? "Anton ml. Vahčič" wrote: I have server 2000 with adsl (internet sharing). Clients can read web and get e-mails,

Network and Internet Sharing
PC 2 has two network adapters, one to the network and one wifi, so please tell me the settings so i can use internet and the network properly from the laptop without wires using ADHOC mode to Did you set up ICS (internet connection sharing on PC1) If so you will have to terminate ICS on PC1 and run it on PC2.

XP to Win98 network problem
How do I go about making Internet Connection Sharing working again? Thanks Dom Hi Dom, The NDIS.VXD is used within network protocols and for network cards. So would be wise to just remove everything within the network control panel, ie All protocols (TCP/IP, NETBEUI, etc), Any adapters (Dialup Network Adapter,

Problems sharing media WMP11
2 NICs, one for the internet connection, the other for your in-home network. Here's a KnowledgeBase article that describes ICS: Description of Internet Connection Setting Up a Network with Internet Connect Sharing Your Connection Sharing network is a type of local area network that relies on a single computer

Airport DHCP Problem
The iMac and PowerBook can talk to one-another via Airport fine: I can create a network on one of them and the other one finds it so I conclude that the AirPort cards both work. I want to use my iMac as a base station, using 'Internet Sharing' to allow the PowerBook to access the building's network.