Is it possible...
- Thread starter venim
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I can't recall- surely Me has this option.
But anyway, why not use a proxy if your network connections are working OK... AnalogX proxy has a tiny footprint, is free and working great.
http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/proxy.htm
But anyway, why not use a proxy if your network connections are working OK... AnalogX proxy has a tiny footprint, is free and working great.
http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/proxy.htm
YES i use 98se on 2 systems here !! 
That is how i shared the internet over my LAN using NIC card to NIC card and 10/100 crossover cable then using internet connection sharing
I now have changed over to ADSL and its still shared with internet connection sharing and using 98se
only its a million times faster lol ..... well not quite
my only comment would be to use the machine with the FASTEST processor and MOST memory to be the server that connects to the internet as this takes the most strain of the connection
you will get whatever speed you get for one machine split almost in two
not bad for 2 systems just surfing the net but if both systems are downloading it will slow to a crawl
example if you get around 6k on a download if you have a decent line quality with one machine then with 2 each will get 3k depending on workload
my other tip would be if you want faster surfing use OPERA browser its freeware and you can turn IMAGES on and off with a click and with no images the page loads faster
I still use opera with my ASDL and still turn images off for a burst of speed now and then espesh when a website has loads of nonsense advertisements on or flashing adverts that get in the way or annoying
Anyhow im talking too much lol the simple answer is YES you can
Btw internet connection sharing is one of the windows components and needs to be ticked in the add remove programs /windows section to enable it
That is how i shared the internet over my LAN using NIC card to NIC card and 10/100 crossover cable then using internet connection sharing
I now have changed over to ADSL and its still shared with internet connection sharing and using 98se
only its a million times faster lol ..... well not quite
my only comment would be to use the machine with the FASTEST processor and MOST memory to be the server that connects to the internet as this takes the most strain of the connection
you will get whatever speed you get for one machine split almost in two
not bad for 2 systems just surfing the net but if both systems are downloading it will slow to a crawl
example if you get around 6k on a download if you have a decent line quality with one machine then with 2 each will get 3k depending on workload
my other tip would be if you want faster surfing use OPERA browser its freeware and you can turn IMAGES on and off with a click and with no images the page loads faster
I still use opera with my ASDL and still turn images off for a burst of speed now and then espesh when a website has loads of nonsense advertisements on or flashing adverts that get in the way or annoying
Anyhow im talking too much lol the simple answer is YES you can
Btw internet connection sharing is one of the windows components and needs to be ticked in the add remove programs /windows section to enable it
A useful site
http://practicallynetworked.com/sharing/ics/icsinstall.htm
And this snippet
http://practicallynetworked.com/sharing/ics/icsconfiguration.htm
You can MAP PORTS with ICS!
so if you want to run an application with incoming port requirements on a system which is NOT the ICS server, you CAN do it!
http://practicallynetworked.com/sharing/ics/icsinstall.htm
And this snippet
http://practicallynetworked.com/sharing/ics/icsconfiguration.htm
You can MAP PORTS with ICS!
so if you want to run an application with incoming port requirements on a system which is NOT the ICS server, you CAN do it!