ICS

[Guest]

Hi,

I am trying to configure my laptop to access the internet through my
desktop system.

Laptop: Windows 2000 professional
Desktop: Windows 2000 professional with a Broadband connection
(via a USB modem).

The two systems are connected via a 10 MB/sec network cards

I have (obviously unsuccessfully) configured ICS on both systems but I
can not get to the internet on the laptop.

I can still get to the net from my desktop so I haven't damaged that
side of the connection and I can still communicate between the laptop
and the desktop systems OK

Is there an easy step by step guide out there that could show me what I
should do.

What I have done is;

On the Desktop (host)
Do I need to change anything in the LAN settings? (I haven't touched
anything)
in the TCP/IP section it has its IP address set specifically and a
sub-net mask set but the default gateway is blank.
It has use the following DNS server ticked (there are 2 white boxes to
enter IP addresses in) but there are no addresses entered.

If I click on properties of my network connection under the sharing
section there are ticks in both
"Enable ICS for this connection" and "Enable on demand dialling"

Is that all I have to do to configure the host?



ON LAPTOP (Client)
I set the LAN TCP/IP properties to "Obtain an IP address automatically"
and "Obtain DNS server address automatically"

The IP address TAB says DHCP Enabled

IN IE6 I have connections set to;
never dial a connection
and in the LAN section "Automatically detect settings"

thanks

 

[Richard Lin]

after enabling the ICS on the connection you wanna share,
then goto RRAS (my computer >manage> RRAS ) to enable IP
routing for connection sharing.

the most simple way to share internet connection is using
a router, cheap and bring in more function, specially on
the security aspect.

 

[Guest]

after enabling the ICS on the connection you wanna share,
then goto RRAS (my computer >manage> RRAS ) to enable IP
routing for connection sharing.

Thanks for the info but I cant find RRAS in the device manager of the
control panel in My computer and there is nothing in my computer called
manager.

the most simple way to share internet connection is using
a router, cheap and bring in more function, specially on
the security aspect.

Yes, but I'm not sure how often I will use this, but it is something to
consider when I start work again, I'm training to be a teacher at the
moment and money is tight.

 

[Guest]

Hi i am max and I have one home network and want to have domain but first let me tell u my network config, that is on server there is Win2k server and all clients have win2k pro and currently it is in workstation mode but i want to have domain but unfortunately when i installed & configured DNS then all the clients stops browsing although they r added in the domain? what should i do right now?