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Much simpler way to do this, using `defaults` command in Terminal
using the "defaults write" stuff worked fine for me, in that it added the relevant line to the file. However, it didn't add it under NAT as the OP mentioned.
Much simpler way to do this, using `defaults` command in Terminal
I was having the same problem. I found the fix. If the information is in memory when you start/stop Internet Sharing, the file on disk gets written over both when Internet Sharing is started and stopped. I stopped Internet Sharing, changed the file, then rebooted the machine prior to restarting Internet Sharing. After the reboot, it had to get the information from the file. So, the new address information was retained and kept in memory to be written out when it stopped again. |
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