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Sharing dial up

fletch · 2005-01-11 10:51:08

Windows XP has this feature built in, using the Network Setup Wizard

11-01-2005 10:51am

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Windows XP has this feature built in, using the Network Setup Wizard

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can anyone recomend a freeware windows program to share dial up over a network?

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#3 11-01-2005 10:52am

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Its built-in to Windows 2000 and XP called ICS (Internet Connection Sharing)

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#4 11-01-2005 10:54am

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What the hell happened here....my post is appearing at the beginning of the thread

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#5 11-01-2005 10:56am

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ya it does but it isnt great and requires me to change my ips to a specific range, which i cant do as i need it in another range.i know the program but i cant think of the name

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