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Old 01-05-2006, 07:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Proxy Problem Please Help

i have a computer which has internet connection configured thus

ip:172.16.52.48
gateway:172.16.251.251
DNS server: 172.16.251.251

i have another network card on the same comp which i have configured thus

ip:172.16.52.49

i have connected my laptop to this network card

my laptop is configured thus

ip:172.16.52.50

My laptop cannot ping the network card having internet connection but can ping the network card to which it is connected that is 172.16.52.49

So how do i share my internet connection to my laptop using analogx proxyi or any other application.
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Old 01-05-2006, 09:12 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Use a different subnet or IP address scheme for your 2nd network card and other computer.
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Old 01-05-2006, 11:42 PM   #3 (permalink)
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yes suppose i use 192.16.52.1 and 192.16.52.2 for my other network card and laptop.

then what do i do. how do i share the connection

computer:

local area connection 1: ip:172.16.52.48
gateway:172.16.251.251
dns server: 172.16.251.251

local area connection 2: ip:192.16.52.1


laptop:
local area connection 1 : ip:192.16.52.2

i want net in the laptop

how??
please explain
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It appears that you're trying to set up Internet Connection Sharing. Is the broadband modem connected directly to the one computer?

I'd suggest a broadband router if that's the case, much easier to live with.
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look i have broadband directly to the comp. it can be done without routers.
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It can be done without routers, a router just makes is MUCH easier to do, not to mention it's easier to configure and keep running.
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but it is of no use to buy a router just for 2 computers. And anyway i have two network cards. Please tell me how to share the internet connection.
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