Internet Sharing?


  1. Posts : 32
    Windows 7
       #1

    Internet Sharing?


    Hello, I have 3 nic on my pc. First, connected with ADSL modem. I want to share it to the other nic (both of other). Is it possible to do that without using router (just windows ics)?
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  2. Posts : 97
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #2

    yes it is possible via bridging the connections,

    here are the instructions

    "1. boot up pc
    2. click on the Windows button and type "network and sharing center" and enter
    3. on the left right under manage wireless networks, should say change adapter settings click that
    4. right click local area connection and disable it.
    5. right click local area connection and click properties.
    6. there should be a tab that says sharing go to that tab.
    7. there is a box that says allow other network users to connect through this computers internet connection. uncheck it if it is checked.
    8.hit ok then right click local area connection and enable it.
    9 now select both your wireless network connection and the local area connection and right click and it should have the option to bridge connections. when you click bridge it will do its thing and should work when its done.

    A network bridge is just letting one device pass through another's network connection. No routing or NAT is needed."
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  3. Posts : 32
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #3

    devenprasad said:
    yes it is possible via bridging the connections,

    here are the instructions

    "1. boot up pc
    2. click on the Windows button and type "network and sharing center" and enter
    3. on the left right under manage wireless networks, should say change adapter settings click that
    4. right click local area connection and disable it.
    5. right click local area connection and click properties.
    6. there should be a tab that says sharing go to that tab.
    7. there is a box that says allow other network users to connect through this computers internet connection. uncheck it if it is checked.
    8.hit ok then right click local area connection and enable it.
    9 now select both your wireless network connection and the local area connection and right click and it should have the option to bridge connections. when you click bridge it will do its thing and should work when its done.

    A network bridge is just letting one device pass through another's network connection. No routing or NAT is needed."
    I have tried, but it has not worked. Did i don't need to check "allow other network users to connect..." in my first nic which directly conected with ADSL modem?
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  4. Posts : 32
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #4

    Now, it works. But still have problem with my i-cafe software (from www.handycafe.com). I can't send any command to the client.
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  5. Posts : 32
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #5

    Hello there, everything going well now. Thanks in advance! Another question: can we bridge two ISP connection without using any hardware (just windows service)?
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