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I have a second ethernet AND Airport
At first I failed cause I bought some Netgear 10/100 card, so I did my homework and got a Farallon 10/100 which worked right out of the box in OSX. With Internet Sharing turned on, it automatically routes the 'Net through en1 (second ethernet) and en2 (Airport). Note that to make this work you need to set IPs for all interfaces.
I have a second ethernet AND Airport
I'm a bit confused. The original hint said that it worked just fine after turning on Internet Sharing. This post says that it requires all this particular networking setup.
I have a second ethernet AND Airport
You don't have to setup any IP addresses. Set DHCP in System Preferences Network (for Built-in Ethernet). You probably have this already if you have a working cable modem or DSL. Then turn on Internet Sharing. The rest all just works.
I have a second ethernet AND Airport
I can't give you any reason as to why the airport base station is assigned a prefix 10.x.x.x ip address and why the other a 192.x.x.x address, but I am pretty sure that both are private IP address prefixes. Still, I am curious if there is a particular reason for assigning the different IP prefixes, or whether it is simply an arbitrary decision. |
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