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What is Internet Connection Sharing included with?
Internet Connection Sharing, or ICS, is included with Windows 98 second edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8. This feature was implemented by Microsoft for sharing one internet connection on one computer with other computers on the same network.
Windows XP and Windows 98 use to manage two or more networked computers that share a single Internet connection?
Internet Connection Sharing
What feature included with windows 98 or windows xp allows more than one computer to share a connection to the internet?
ICS, Internet Connection Sharing allows more than one computer to share the same internet connection. You need two NIC's for each computer that will be sharing the connection though.
What feature included in Windows 98 or Windows XP that allows more than one computer to share a connection to the Internet?
Hi, Windows Xp has ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) feature to share Internet. You need 2 lan card on ur system for using ICS.
What is a Mac bridge?
This is a Microsoft network driver and may be used with certain types of tunneling software. Internet Connection Sharing can install this driver depending on the version of Windows. This driver is used to link multiple network adapters together at a much lower network layer. If you have ever had Internet Connection Sharing on this computer and no longer use it then you can safetly delete this network connection. Depending on what version of Windows you are running there are different ways to do it.
What is a MAC Bridge Miniport?
This is a Microsoft network driver and may be used with certain types of tunneling software. Internet Connection Sharing can install this driver depending on the version of Windows. This driver is used to link multiple network adapters together at a much lower network layer. If you have ever had Internet Connection Sharing on this computer and no longer use it then you can safetly delete this network connection. Depending on what version of Windows you are running there are different ways to do it.
What does a windows xp professional computer use to host internet connection sharing?
Domain name service, network address translation and dynamic host configuration protocol
What windows xp component can be used to share an internet connection with other computers on the LAN?
The feature you are referring to is called Internet Connection Sharing, or ICS for short. This allows a computer with a direct connection to the internet to "share" that connection with other computers on a network. There are many ways to accomplish this, and it depends on your network setup. You can share a connection via a wired or wireless network connection (the LAN portion, or Local Area Network). For information on ICS, see the related links.
What functions does the software program Windows 2000 utilities perform?
Windows 2000 utilities has many features like Internet Explorer 5 and 6, Outlook Express, NetMeeting, Internet Connection Sharing, Windows Media Player. Windows 2000 also introduced USB class drivers for printers and storage devices.
How do you disable Internet Connection Sharing?
Start->Control Panel->Network Connections->Local Area Connection (Wireless Connection if you have any), right click->Properties, in the "This connection uses the following items" locate and left click "File and Printer Sharing...". Uncheck it. Hit ok. You might have to restart the system before it starts to work. Also it's recommended to disable file sharing in the windows firewall settings.
How to fix internet connection on Windows 8?
I assume that your internet connection might be having hardware related issues. Some internet cards aren't compatible with Windows. You might need to change your internet card with a PCI Express internet adapter.
What applications allow multiple LAN clients to access the Internet via a single machine?
You will need to use something that allows you to do Internet Connection Sharing (ICS). A guide for Windows machines will be similar to the relevant link.
