i have an internet connection on my powerbook and i want to share it with a laptop pc using ethernet cable. how can i make this possible?
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sharing internet through powerbook with laptop pc
#2
Posted 01 July 2009 - 12:40 PM
Which version of the Mac OS are you running?
Here are instructions for Leopard:
http://docs.info.app....5/en/8156.html
I believe that older versions are rather similar.
Here are instructions for Leopard:
http://docs.info.app....5/en/8156.html
I believe that older versions are rather similar.
#4
Posted 02 July 2009 - 11:23 AM
How does your Powerbook connect to the Internet? And how are you trying to share the connection with the PC? Are you trying to do both with an ethernet connection?
Keep in mind that in order to use Internet Connection Sharing your computer that will share the connection (whether a Mac or a Windows PC) MUST have two network adapters. It can be two ethernet ports. It can be one ethernet port and one WiFi adapter. It could be a wireless broadband adapter and an ethernet port. It could be a wireless broadband adapter and a WiFi adapter.
Keep in mind that in order to use Internet Connection Sharing your computer that will share the connection (whether a Mac or a Windows PC) MUST have two network adapters. It can be two ethernet ports. It can be one ethernet port and one WiFi adapter. It could be a wireless broadband adapter and an ethernet port. It could be a wireless broadband adapter and a WiFi adapter.
#5
Posted 03 July 2009 - 12:51 PM
I have a 3G broadband internet connection (usb stick) that my powerbook is connected to the internet. then i have an ethernet cable that i connect the powerbook with the pc. i did all the sharing adjustments through system preferences but i don;t know what to do on the pc. what am i doing wrong?
thank you for your patience!
;)
thank you for your patience!
;)
#7
Posted 14 July 2009 - 04:46 PM
If everything is setup to share properly, then connection the PC should be no different that when you try to connect the PC to any network. As long as the PC is set to "automatically" determine an IP address, it should be good to go. If you are still unsure, then we can likely dig up a Microsoft article if you tell us which version of Windows you are running.
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