In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, "PattyL"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>> Hello Folks, I have 3 computers I'll give them names to keep it
>> straight.
>>
>> Main, Storage and Laptop
>>
>> Main has
>> internal modem
>> and a router (Dlink DI-524)
>>
>> Storage has
>> NO modem
>> USB DWL-G122
>>
>> Laptop is Toshiba M50 and only 4 months old
>> has internal Wireless card
>>
>> Main can dial the internet but Storage and Laptop can not. I would like
>> to be able to dial out through the laptop using the main's modem.
>>
>> Yes I'm on that nasty thing called DIAL UP..
>>
>> all three computers can see each other..
>>
>> any solutions....and please be kind and use simple language or by the
>> numbers info....I'm getting older...lol......thanks in advance....John
>First, you must be running Win98SE on the computer that is sharing the
>modem. On that computer, go to Start, Help and type: Internet Connection
>Sharing. You will then find information on how to configure the computer
>with the modem to share it's Internet connection and the other computers on
>the network to use this connection so that when a computer on the network
>wants to use the Internet, the modem will dial if not already connected.
>
>PattyL
In addition to what PattyL said, configure your D-Link router to be a
wireless access point only, bypassing its routing capabilities:
1. Connect the main computer to one of the router's LAN ports, not to
its WAN (Internet) port.
2. Disable the router's built-in DHCP server.
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