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> Wireless Internet Server + Psp
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post Dec 15 2005, 08:47 PM
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sup peeps, my wireless router just crapped out on me. i was curious if i could use my computer as an internet server for my psp. i.e connect my psp thru my computers wireless card thru the network connected to a switch connected to my cable modem to the internet. basically substituting my computer as a wireless router. is it possible to setup in Windows XP? any help greatly appreciated thanx.
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post Dec 16 2005, 01:39 AM
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Yes that's possible. You need to activate ICS(Internet Connection sharing), can be done through the network wizard(Not sure if that is the correct name I am not using an English XP version). If you come across problems doing that just google for Internet Connection sharing there are tons of tutorials. You also need to put your wireless card to ad-hoc mode so it connects to another wireless client instead of a router. The drawbacks of a solution like that are that of course your computer has to be on and that your computer can only have one connection for every wlan card at a time.

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