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I cannot find ANY way to use ICS from a laptop. I have a domestic LAN. The
desktop is attached to Internet through ADSL. I have to use static IP
addresses in my LAN. Its address is 10.0.0.3. My laptop has TWO different
configurations. A DHCP one that I use in the office, and a static IP one
(10.0.0.2/255.255.255.0) that I use on domestic LAN. I use a NETSH script to
swap between configurations. Laptop can see desktop and share files,
printers, and anything else BUT Internet connection. No way to share it. The
only way to bypass the problem is to use a proxy on desktop, but there are
disadvantages. Any suggestions? I tried a lot of different solutions. No
way. I cannot use XP Wizard because I cannot permanently change laptop
configuration. Laptop are portable by definition, so there is a
configuration for each LAN I should connect to, depending on specific LAN
Admin rules. Both machines use Win XP (Pro and Home).
DdJ
desktop is attached to Internet through ADSL. I have to use static IP
addresses in my LAN. Its address is 10.0.0.3. My laptop has TWO different
configurations. A DHCP one that I use in the office, and a static IP one
(10.0.0.2/255.255.255.0) that I use on domestic LAN. I use a NETSH script to
swap between configurations. Laptop can see desktop and share files,
printers, and anything else BUT Internet connection. No way to share it. The
only way to bypass the problem is to use a proxy on desktop, but there are
disadvantages. Any suggestions? I tried a lot of different solutions. No
way. I cannot use XP Wizard because I cannot permanently change laptop
configuration. Laptop are portable by definition, so there is a
configuration for each LAN I should connect to, depending on specific LAN
Admin rules. Both machines use Win XP (Pro and Home).
DdJ