Dial Up Sharing via Router

[busymaverick]

Hello everyone
I have a slight problem while using my internet..
i have a 3G modem from Dlink([cpp]http://www.dlink.co.in/products/?pid=459[/cpp]) which i use to access the internet using my 3G connection.
What i want to do is share this internet connection using my Netgear DG1000([cpp]http://www.netgear.com/home/products/wirelessrouters/simplesharing/DGN1000.aspx[/cpp]
I am using windows 7 and Ubuntu(on Laptop).. i can use the 3g modem on both with ease.. but i want to use it at the same time..
I am using Kaspersky Internet Security(Windows Firewall disabled)

Is this possible???

Regards
M@ver!ck

 

[hang-the-9]

You need to setup internet connection sharing on the PC with the modem, but I don't know if Linux will be able to connect to that configuration.

You can also try a different router like this http://www.netgear.com/3g that works with USB cell modems.

 

[busymaverick]

You need to setup internet connection sharing on the PC with the modem, but I don't know if Linux will be able to connect to that configuration.

You can also try a different router like this http://www.netgear.com/3g that works with USB cell modems.

Thanks for replying..
I am using ICS on my Dial Up(3G Modem) and sharing the internet over the network using a crossover cable..
But what i want to do is make the internet access wireless.. so i will be able to access internet on my laptops and tabs

I suppose a way of doing it is turning my router into an AP

 

[hang-the-9]

Bit confused as to what you are doing. If you have a wireless router, and the PC that is sharing the modem is on the same network as the rest of the devices, why not just hook them up to the same router? ICS will work fine as long as they are all on the same IP range.

 

[busymaverick]

the router has a DHCP that interferes with the ICS.
even after disabling that i am unable to connect to the internet

 

[hang-the-9]

You can get a wireless card for the PC and set up an adhock network to that. Take a look at the routers that can use a cell modem though, would be a more robust solution.

Or shut off DHCP in the router and use static IPs for your stuff to network them all. Or use a straight switch with no router.

 

[busymaverick]

trying to shut off DHCP and connect it like a switch.. lets see..

 

[busymaverick]

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