Wireless provider setup
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I want to get rid of window XP's ICS in this setup:
wirelessprovider -> WAP -> ICS -> switch -> computer1
|-> computer2
|-> VOIP
WAP = wireless access point
Ideally, I'd like to connect WAP up to a router's WAN port.
Doug
wirelessprovider -> WAP -> ICS -> switch -> computer1
|-> computer2
|-> VOIP
WAP = wireless access point
Ideally, I'd like to connect WAP up to a router's WAN port.
Doug
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slsdoug said:
I want to get rid of window XP's ICS in this setup:wirelessprovider -> WAP -> ICS -> switch -> computer1
|-> computer2
|-> VOIP
WAP = wireless access point
Ideally, I'd like to connect WAP up to a router's WAN port.
Doug
Surely computers 1 and 2 are sharing the Internet connection and so need the ICS Service to be enabled and running in both machines. The ICS Service also supports some of the functionality of the Windows Firewall.
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