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Technical question on Airprime PC card - Unlimited NationalAccess and Networks

Discussion in 'alt.cellular.verizon' started by Peter Pan, Jun 16, 2004.

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  1. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     


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    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
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  2. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #182 Reply
  3. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #183 Reply
  4. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #184 Reply
  5. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #185 Reply
  6. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #186 Reply
  7. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #187 Reply
  8. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #188 Reply
  9. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #189 Reply
  10. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #190 Reply
  11. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #191 Reply
  12. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #192 Reply
  13. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #193 Reply
  14. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #194 Reply
  15. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #195 Reply
  16. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #196 Reply
  17. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #197 Reply
  18. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #198 Reply
  19. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #199 Reply
  20. Quick

    Quick Guest

    Thomas M. Goethe wrote:
    > Can you use Internet Connection Sharing on one computer which
    > should allow the rest to use the connection of the first?

    That is what connection sharing does.

    The downside is that the computer with the physical connection
    always has to be there and running for some other computer to
    use the connection (it doesn't have to be connected until needed
    but 1 particular computer is the designated one all others will
    go through).

    -Quick
     
    Quick, Jun 16, 2004
    #200 Reply
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