Can I 'cascade' ICS on Win98SE

If I have a win98se machine as a 'client' sharing the internet connection
from an XP Pro machine (via wireless USB) - can i plug another machine into
my Win98SE ethernet port and share its internet connection? I've already
tried installing ICS and it assigns the 192.168.0.0 range of IP adresses
which seems to conflict with the same range (not suprising) on my XP Pro PC
and my win98 then can't seem to see the USB wireless card.

Any ideas greatfully received.

Thanks

Cedders


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Cedders wrote:
> If I have a win98se machine as a 'client' sharing the internet
> connection from an XP Pro machine (via wireless USB) - can i plug
> another machine into my Win98SE ethernet port and share its internet
> connection? I've already tried installing ICS and it assigns the
> 192.168.0.0 range of IP adresses which seems to conflict with the
> same range (not suprising) on my XP Pro PC and my win98 then can't
> seem to see the USB wireless card.
>
You can't do it that way , but you can add an extra NIC to the XP machine
and run two clients off it.
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Cedders <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> If I have a win98se machine as a 'client' sharing the internet connection
> from an XP Pro machine (via wireless USB) - can i plug another machine into
> my Win98SE ethernet port and share its internet connection? I've already
> tried installing ICS and it assigns the 192.168.0.0 range of IP adresses
> which seems to conflict with the same range (not suprising) on my XP Pro PC
> and my win98 then can't seem to see the USB wireless card.
>
> Any ideas greatfully received.
>
Use something more flexible than ICS - WinRoute provides NAT and
firewalling, but something like AnalogX Proxy could be enough for your
needs.