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I need to buy a credit card machine and wanted to know if I could share my macbook internet connection via ethernet jack with a POS device like the verifone vx510 or Hypercom T4220 IP 
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I need to buy a credit card machine and wanted to know if I could share my macbook internet connection via ethernet jack with a POS device like the verifone vx510 or Hypercom T4220 IP 

Can I connect a credit card machine to the internet via my macbook's ethernet jack?

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