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I have one machine ( A) connected to the cable modem. This machine also has a wireless card. My other machine (B) only has the wireless card. I want to share my internet connection to (B).

I setup an ad-hoc network. I manually assigned the IP of (A)'s wifi card to 192.168.1.1. i then put this as the default gateway for (B).  What am i missing?

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after you have spent 2 hours trying to setup XP internet connection sharing, put 5 mins aside and install proxyui from analogx
uh-huh.

I'll wait and see how far this gets.

Something to think about:

The Wireless Router has 20 channels in full duplex that are easy to change if a neighbor's "card" interferes.

Many sites block all proxy servers on their networks and domains, including many websites, so I'd think about using the proxy server software for security reasons.

You may ignore my post, it's okay, I just meant that a Wireless router is a better solution that will allow you to expand without a lot of hassle.  What are they down to now, $29.95 to $59.95, the price of a card?


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dabrain - i like the proxy prog that worked well. ultmately i was just waiting for my router to arrive. thanks for the help.
Huh?

Wireless routers (B and G) have 11 channels, and even these overlap giving 3 that don't, and you can change the card channels just like the access points.

Full duplex? It's a shared medium. There is no full duplex in wireless unless each radio is talking to each radio alone. No different if it's a wireless access point or a card.

Unless they look really hard, they wont notice the proxy server, or care.

Now your last sentence makes perfect sense. It is a better solution, and very cheap. Good reasoning. Keep it up.



Mighty democratic of you!  Wireless G has problems,right on the box of most G routers have some incompatibilities, protocols I think.  For the duplex, I think in Double Side Band Suppressed Carriers in simultaneous two way transception; probably my weakness, overthinking the transverse wave transmission interferometry.  Besides, I was working out a math problem at the time.  I was also preoccupied with satellite transducers which have 20 channels.  

I was thinking of what he may want to do when he gets to expansion.

Thanks.