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Share internet connections on a 192.168.x.x network
Ran into a similar problem this week. I'm staying at a hotel that provides wifi with 192.168.2.* addresses, and I wanted to use my VoIP box connected via my iBook's ethernet port. Unfortunately, due to Apple Internet Sharing's inflexible setup, there was an address conflict. The hint above gets you part of the way, but does not provide DHCP or DNS out the sharing port. So it's not very helpful for dumb devices like the VoIP box that expect to be spoon-fed everything via DHCP. I puttered around for a while and eventually came up with a working procedure. It's ugly, and probably only useful for someone comfortable at the command line, but it does get the job done. In this case I am assuming you will use 10.168.2.* for your shared network (to avoid conflict with 192.168.2.* and minimize typing). Also I am assuming you are receiving internet via en1 (airport) and want to share it via en0 (ethernet).
Good luck.
Share internet connections on a 192.168.x.x network
The above hint with all the bootpd and caching named (etc.) setup was really helpful. One thing though. |
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