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by singlecoillover Accepted solution
by langr Accepted solution
Not sure what your network looks like, but will go with this assumption: ICS gateway (primary) computer is on the "wired" part of your network, probably connected to your wireless AP/router. Your secondary (client) computer is trying to connect over the wireless part of your net (via the router/AP).
Here's the first thing to check: your router's IP address -- it probably defaults to 192.168.0.1... and that's the (major) problem. When you set up ICS on your primary computer, it sets the IP address for the gateway computer to 192.168.0.1, so you have to use a different IP address for the router. Just change the router's address to .2.
It can get more involved, but give above a try. More info here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308006/ (plus more info available by searching MS for "troubleshooting internet connection sharing"
by singlecoillover Accepted solution
Actually no, I have two computers in my bedroom, that are connected via ethernet cables to my router. The primary computer connects via a wireless ethernet adapter. (I did try the same thing with my wired computers, same result) I Disabled the DHCP server on the router when I set the network up. It's default IP was 192.168.15.1, my primary computer has an ip of 192.168.0.1, secondary computers are 0.2 and 0.3
As far as I can tell I did everything right, when I set up the host computer I used the wizard, so ICF shouldn't be interfering or anything.
I appreciate you replying! Thanks!
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