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How to Setup Internet
Connection Sharing (ICS) Windows 2000 supports both Network Address Translation (NAT) and Internet Confection Shading (ICS) al1ow workgroup users to access to the Internet.. Windows 2000/XP Professional support only ICS. Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) enables a Windows (Win98SE, Win2K and XP) computer to share its Internet connection with computers on local area networks. The computer connecting directly to the Internet and shares its connection with the rest of the computers on the network called the ICS host. In addition, the ICS host provides DHCP to ICS clients. Client computers are protected because they cannot be seen from outside the network. Only the computer running ICS is seen from the public side. We assume you have all computers physically connected, and the ICS host have two network connections: one (for example Internet in our case) for the Internet such as a dial-up (PPP or ISDN), cable modem, DSL, or other broadband Ethernet connection, and another one (LAN) , for the local area network. |
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