ICS on home network
I am experiencing some problems setting up a shared network in my room. My router is downstairs, so i can't directly connect my windows 7 PC which does not have a wireless card. I also have a laptop running windows 7 that is connected to my wireless home network. I have an ethernet Cat 5 cable connecting the laptop to the pc, and have followed many guides to creating an ICS connection between the two. I have enabled the sharing option on the laptop in the control panel, as well as a few other things that I had seen, but have not been able to establish the connection on my PC. Any help is greatly appreciated . Thanks, Cody
October 14th, 2009 2:53am

Hi, Please temporarily turn off firewall on each machine and refer to the following articles to configure ICS. Using ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) Wireless Network ICS Problem If the connection still fails to be shared, please proceed to the following steps. Ping IP address ------------------------------------- 1. Click the Start Button on the client machine and type "cmd" (without quotation marks) in the open box and press Enter Key. 2. In the open command window, input "ipconfig" (without quotation marks) and press Enter. 3. The current IP address will be displayed. Please record the serial of number of IPv4 it for later use. Now, let's go to the host machine and perform the following steps to check if we can ping the client with the IP address recorded. 4. Click the Start Button and type "cmd" (without quotation marks) in the open box 5. Right click CMD and select "Run as administrator" option and click Yes. 6. In the open command window, input the following command and press Enter Key after it. Ping "IP" >C:\pingresult.txt Note: "IP" is the IP address we just recorded from the client machine. 7. Please open Computer and navigate to C:\ folder to find the "pingresult.txt" file and post the result here. Thanks, Novak
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October 14th, 2009 10:07am

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