I cant see my ics settings

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Guest

hi, i want to connect my ps2 to my pc which requires ics. i am running windows xp but when i go on the advanced tab where my ics settings should be they are not there, there are just the internet firewall settings. why is this and how do i get the settings to appear
 
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Robert L [MS-MVP]

quoted from http://www.ChicagoTech.net
Things you should know about ICS

1. When you enable Internet Connection Sharing, IP address of the Interne
NIC in the ICS server is always 192.168.0.1. All clients will be assigned
other IP addresses in the 192.168.0.x range.
2. You should not enable ICS on the computer as a domain controller, DHCP
server, or DNS server.
3. To enable ICS, you must be logged on as a member of the Administrators
4. You may experience some problems if you use NetMeeting and VPN in your
ICS network.
5. You should have two NICs.


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Guest

the problem is that i cant see my ics settings, i have enabled it or done anything with it. rite bk plz
 
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Reena Agarwal [MS]

Following could be relevant to your case -

1. You should have two network cards on your XP PC - one attached to PS2
(use crossover cable if connecting directly to the PC), one to the internet.
2. You should be logged on as administrator
3. There should be no local/domain policy that prohibits the machine from
enabling ICS

Reply back with more detials of any error message or such you see if the
above doesnt help.
 
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Guest

the problem is that i cant see my ics settings, i have not enabled it or done anything with it. rite bk pl
 
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Guest

my modem connects to my pc via usb so really i dont need 2 Nic's but do i have to have 2 NIC's for the ics settings to appear. please write bk. cheers
 

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