The wrongorder part of the NAT script mentioned fails now with the addition of an 'inet6' line in 'ifconfig' introduced with one of the more recent OS X updates.

change the line : ... | sed -n '/inet/p' | ...
to look like this : ... | sed -n '/inet /p' | ...
( the addition of a space after 'inet' )

It all works great again, and as a note in case anyone is curious, it works fine on OS X Server as well.

thanks hagbard...

I've tryed the above scripts, but the problem i seem to encounter is that after rebboting the mac, the mac does not hold its airport network and goes off wondering.

I am trying to set the mac to feed my windows xp laptop using a Dell Truemobile card. It works great once I creat a network and then click internet sharing start.

But after reboot the imac lose the network and I have to set it up again.

Anyone know a fix?


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