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Chocobo
 Member 691 Level 10.88 Mar 2006 
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ICS in windows
So, I was helping a buddy set up a shared connection for his dial-up at home.
The normal step is to right-click the connection you want to share, click the advanced tab and check "Allow other network users...." The problem is that this option is not there at all! Am I missing something? How ya doing, buddy? |
Member 136 Level 37.96 Mar 2006
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Is there a possibility that dial-up cannot be shared? I mean, its not very fast in the first place and it goes through the phone line and maybe the computer can't split that among two computers? I would believe it would be really slow.
How ya doing, buddy? |
Member 4283 Level 25.60 Mar 2006
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The steps are just different in setting it up. Here's a nice guide I found:
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/...rverdialup.htm This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
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Chocobo
Member 691 Level 10.88 Mar 2006
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It looks like this except instead of "local area connection" it is whatever the name is of the dial-up.
 And yes, dial-up can be shared amoungst as many computers as possible with the right setup  I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
jsphweid 
The Wise Vivi 