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Hi
May be this can Help: http://www.ezlan.net/DialUp.html
Jack (MVP-Networking).


"Greg" <ghays@vc.com> wrote in message
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> Connected one of these to my desktop last night. I have a simple dial up
> internet access right now. But I wanted to be able to use internet sharing
> on the desktop. I have a laptop with wireless g. I can see the desktop and
> transfer files back and forth. But I can't see the internet connection
that
> I'm sharing. I had a linksys router before this. And if I right clicked on
> network settings on the laptop I could see my dial up service (had the
same
> name as what I gave it on the desktop). Now I get a icon that says
"Internet
> Connection" or something along that line in my network properties on the
> laptop. When I dial the ISP and do connect I get the same icon in my
network
> settings on the desktop. Internet Connection icon. And I can't jump out on
> the web. Even though I'm connected on the web via the desktop. Do I need
to
> turn the DHCP off on the router? I'm also getting a IP conflict. The
> internet sharing gives the network adapter an IP address that is the same
as
> the lan IP on the dlink router. So I changed the IP address on the router
> (from 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.1.1) I can't think of what else to do. I
don't
> recall disabling the DHCP on the linksys router I had. It worked okay. I
> just wanted to take advantage of the 802.11g that my notebook has. The
> linksys only had 802.11b. Maybe assign an IP address to the wireless on my
> notebook? I didn't have to do this before with the linksys. So I'm totally
> confused.
>
>