Is there an Internet Connection Sharing system that doesn't use the192.168.0.x range

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Is there an Internet Connection Sharing utility that doesn't use the
192.168.0.x range?

Can ICS be configured to use a different range?

I want to share my modem but not use that range.
 
vfclists said:
Is there an Internet Connection Sharing utility that doesn't use the
192.168.0.x range?

Can ICS be configured to use a different range?

I want to share my modem but not use that range.
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No, you can't change the ICS subnet that I know of. ICS really stinks. And I
don't know of any third party stuff although I'm sure there's plenty. I
would suggest you instead just get a little consumer gateway/router. They're
cheap enough these days and work much better.
 
No, you can't change the ICS subnet that I know of. ICS really stinks. And I
don't know of any third party stuff although I'm sure there's plenty. I
would suggest you instead just get a little consumer gateway/router. They're
cheap enough these days and work much better.
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I need it to use with VMs on a laptop, for mobile broadband, or
wireless connections
 
No, you can't change the ICS subnet that I know of. ICS really stinks. And I
don't know of any third party stuff although I'm sure there's plenty. I
would suggest you instead just get a little consumer gateway/router. They're
cheap enough these days and work much better.
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Are there some utilities that can do this? I remember Sygate from a
long time ago could do this but doesn't seem to be available.

Are there any recent or up to date utilities that can do this?
 
Are there some utilities that can do this? I remember Sygate from a
long time ago could do this but doesn't seem to be available.

Are there any recent or up to date utilities that can do this?
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A decent shareware ip router is nat32
http://www.nat32.com


Jim.
 
vfclists said:
I need it to use with VMs on a laptop, for mobile broadband, or
wireless connections
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Not sure what that has to do with it - I use VMWare and have never needed
anything like that for wired or wireless connectivity.
 
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