hOW do i enable internet sharing 4 my rotter?
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First off, set up your router. Plug it in. From your cable or dsl modem, take the plug that goes to your computer and plug it into the port that says INTERNET (or something to that effect). You are now ready to hook other computers up to your router.\n\nWhen you hook your computers up, they should find the internet just fine. Your router should supply them automatically with an ip address which is assigned by the router. If they do not find the internet, first reboot them and try again. If they still don't find the internet, you might have to do the following: START > CONTROL PANEL> NETWORK CONNECTIONS.  In the GENERAL tab, look at the box under "This connection uses the following items: and make sure that INTERNET PROTOCOL (TCP/IP) is present. If it isn't, then you will need to click on  INSTALL and select PROTOCOL then select INTERNET PROTOCOL (TCP/IP). Then select the INTERNET PROTOCOL and right click on it. Select PROPERTIES and click the button that says Automatically connect to the internet (or words to that effect). You should then be set to use your router with multiple computers.
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limewre\nbeta share\nbittorrent networks
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try any P2P client\nhttp://www.warez.com\nor\nhttp://www.bittorrent.com
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try a file sharing system such as limewire
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Is it for a Mac or Windows System?  If it is for Mac - here is the info...if not let me know the OS and the name of the router.  Good Luck\n\nTo install remote access for Macintosh\n\n1.  Open Routing and Remote Access.\n\n2.  Right-click your server, and then click Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access.\n\n3.  Follow the instructions in the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup Wizard.\n\nNotes:  \nTo perform this procedure, you must be a member of the Administrators group. As a security best practice, consider using the Run As command rather than logging on with administrative credentials. If you have logged on with administrative credentials, you can also open Routing and Remote Access by clicking Start, clicking Control Panel, double-clicking Administrative Tools, and then double-clicking Routing and Remote Access. For more information, see Default local groups, Default groups, and Using Run as.\n•\n\nYou must install AppleTalk on your computer before you can install remote access for Macintosh.\n\nGood Luck
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Another option: \nControl Pannel->(Printer and Other Hardware)-> View Installed Printer or...-> Select your printer-> Right Click It-> Click Sharing-> Enable Sharing (put a share name)\n\nNow go the remote comps. and then Print Setup and then Try Find Printer, then Figure it out.\n\n(Your comp. should already be in  sharing to share a printer. For Sharing: Control Pannel-> (Network and Internet connectons) -> Set up or change  your home office...-> Rest Figure it out)
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Hello, Ive been trying for 3 months to setup my laptop to file share via my bt home hub,tried every setting possible and still no luck,now planning on buying a new router.tried calling bt broadband help and they have no idea ,bring back british call centres!, if anyone has a step by step guide to do this it would be great....
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well u can share internet in win server 2003 . well step is below\n\n1) start dns server\n2) start dhcp server\n3) then configure Remote and Route Service in that u  \n   select NAT service\n   but for that u need two NIC (Lan Card)\n\nif u didn't get me then tell me i will explain in detail
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Download Realvnc.Andthen install it on the remote PC.Better chat to nme on my yahoo id hostonplanet
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cant\nneed torrent client or p2p
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both system must have a network card (nic)\nu need a cross over network cable\nboth system must have same workgroup name\nthen share the folders\nif u want to access the internet- u need to install Internet Connection Sharing (ICS).\ndun forget your firewall - u need to allow access or the firewall will not allow u to access from the other system\nu can go to www.practicallynetworked.com to read all the tutorials on networking.
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This is difficult to determine without additional information. For the most part, check to see if you have permissions. Are you properly logged into a server - Or do you have rights to the share? Do you have network access to the machine? (Ie. Ping it)\n\n If it is a company drive, is the machine you are connection with on the same domain or workgroup? (old problem but, I dont know what OS or version you are using) Has this problem just started or have you never tried to connect with this computer? If it just started, something - somewhere has changed. Try to find out what changed. If it has never connected successfully, Look over the configuration on a machine that does work. (If possible)
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First you must establish a local connection with them either by hooking to the same hub or using a program like hamachi this will let you set up a local network over the Internet that you can share files or play games on run web servers what ever
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Go to internet options in your Control Panel. Go to connections and simply hit Setup.
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http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp/filesharing.htm
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Put it online only way to go
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Add a user in laptop.\nUser should be a administrator Group.\nput a password.\n\nGo to mycomputer \nWhatever drive or folder u have Right click one by one.\ngo properties \nShearing Tab there .\nClick it.\nIf it u r drive not shear by default.\ncheckmark put shear .\nGive a suitable name.\nand apply and Ok.\n\nGo to start >run>type cmd <enter>\nDos promt came type\nC:&#92;>net share\n\nShare name   Resource                        Remark\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------\nD$           D:&#92;                             Default share\nC$           C:&#92;                             Default share\nADMIN$       C:&#92;WINNT                        Remote Admin\nIPC$                                         Remote IPC\nscand        D:&#92;\nThe command completed successfully.\nand if u want to mapping whole drive on u r computer.\nDoubble click on My Computer .\ntool >map network drive\nselect drive name\n&#92;&#92;computer name&#92;drive neme\nclick reconnect at login\n\nThis is Sandip from India