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Same issue here.
No makes nor models. It's an assembled PC using purchased components. Intel i7 on a Gigabyte motherboard. I have an Intel Gigabit CT adapter as LAN and an Bigfoot Killer as METRO connection.
A third virtual adapter (PPPoE) tunnels over METRO connection and the connection is shared via LAN.
The connection is shared, connected, and APPEARS in order, but will not route. As per usual.
a) Disable sharing the connection.
b) Hit OK to the warning that you need to reconnect.
c) Enable sharing the connection (Share to: LAN)
d) Disconnect and reconnect the internet link (PPPoE)
e) Magic!
And it will keep magicking until restarted.
This is a separate issue from the error when sharing the connection and separate from the pre-anniversary update, in which ICS would not work until connection was reconnected 10 minutes after system boot, when the sodding ICS services would finally get to it.
Reconnecting the connection will NOT resume service, the connection needs to be un-shared and the re-shared.
Warning, rant.
ICS is a joke, has been since W8 and a base function of the OS is treated like an afterthought.
Linux: Masquerade
Restarting procedure: NONE. Just Works.
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Mac: Internet Sharing
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Combobox: Share From (list of interfaces)
Combobox: Share To computers using: (List of interfaces)
<OK>
Restarting procedure: NONE. Just Works.
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Windows:
* Right click in tray, open Network and Sharing Center
OR
Win+I, Network, Status, Network and Sharing Center
OR
Win, n, e, t, w, o, r, k, space, a, n, d, space, s <enter>
* Change Adapter Settings
* Find your adapter (I have 9)
* Right click, Properties.
* Select 'Sharing'
* Check 'Allow other blah blah'
* Select your other connection from the combobox. (Hope you named them. No MAC, IP or identifier is used. Network 1, Network2, Network 3)
* Click OK.
* Won't work.
* Disable the connection
* Enable the connection.
* Go back to properties and marvel at the comobobox now being an edit box.
Restart procedure:
1) Sigh heavily.
Disable Internet Connection Sharing Windows10
2) Restart PC
3) Notice wifi/HTPC/IoT/devices are all dead.
4) Physically go to the PC, you can't do this remotely because it requires manual reconnect (Step 29).
5) Win+I
6) Network and stuff
7) Status
8) Network and Sharing Center (Hop to old UI)
9) Change Adapter Settings.
10) Select Adapter
11) Right Click
12) Properties
13) Sharing tab
14) DISABLE sharing.
15) OK.
16) OK (warning, you need to reconnect to blah!)
17) Right Click
18) Properties
19) Sharing tab
20) ENABLE sharing.
21) OK
22) OK (warning, you need to reconnect to blah!)
23) Right click
24) Connect/disconnect
25) Marvel at the Metro interface being open with the VPN tab, because reasons. (Hop back)
26) Click Dial-up
27) Select the connection you wish
28) Click Disconnect
29) Click Connect <<< CANNOT BE DONE THROUGH THE INTERNET REMOTELY
30) With a bit of luck, your ICS is up and running again.
31) You need some updates/You need to restart/This is Windows Home so **** you, I'm restarting anyway. Next morning, it's all dead again.
So just follow these easy 30 steps and Internet Connection Sharing, one of the easiest things to do, can be yours in a jiffy.
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Here's a simpler version, however:
1) Install VMWare, VirtualBox or any other emulation software.
2) Quick-deploy an image of Linux(Masquarade), MacOS(Internet Sharing), or Windows before 8 (ICS).
Done. I'm not even joking. My old W7 license is still relevant today, as I can donate 512M of RAM out of my i7, 5GHz PC with 8G of RAM to a VM that sits in the tray and works as a router, connection sharer, firewall, resource monitor and many others. For the price of a tab in Chrome. Less if it's YouTube.
This is ridiculous. Microsoft, please.
'Hi, son? It's mum. Wifi's down'
Before you start
Objectives: Learn how to enable and configure ICS in Windows 7.
Prerequisites: you should already know what is ICS in general.
Key terms: network, computer, ICS, connection, Internet, private, enable, server, address, IP, port, settings, Windows 7
How to Enable ICS
The computer on which we want to enable ICS has to have two network connections. One network connection has to be connected to the public network (Internet), and another connection has to be connected to our private network (LAN). To manage network connections on Windows 7, we can go toControl Panel > Network and Internet > Network Connections. In our case, on our computer we have two Network Interface Cards which provide two network connections. One connection is called “Internet”, and another is called “Local Area Connection”.
Connections
So, we want to share our Internet connection from this computer with other computers which are located on our LAN. Internet connection is typically connected to a cable modem, a DSL modem, etc. Local Area Connection is typically connected to a Switch on our local (private) network. On that Switch we will typically have other computers connected.
Example Schema
To enable ICS, we will select our Internet connection, go to its properties, and select the Sharing tab. Here we will select the “Allow other network users to connect trough this computer’s Internet connection” option. This will basically enable ICS on this computer. In our case we will uncheck the “Allow other network users to control or disable the shared Internet connection” option.
Sharing Tab
If we click the Settings button, we will be able to control some basic firewall settings. This way we can quickly enable some basic services that we want to be accessible from the Internet trough our ICS computer. As you can see, when we enable ICS, our computer starts to act as a router and a NAT device.
Advanced Settings
For example, let’s say that we have a web server on our private network and that we want to make it publicly accessible. The host name of the web server is “web-server”. To configure this, we will select “Web Server (HTTP)” from the list of services and click the Edit button. We will enter the name of the computer “web-server”. We could also enter the IP address of the computer.
Web Server Port Forwarding
Notice that other settings can’t be changed (port is 80). Note that we can only do this for one computer on the same port. This is considered port forwarding. We can add other or the same services, but they have to use different ports. With this configured, when someone on the public network tries to access our public IP address together with the port 80, that request fill be forwarded to the “web-server” computer on our private network.
When the ICS is enabled, our network connections will automatically be configured with some specific settings. First, the Local Area Connection will be configured with the 192.168.137.1 IP address. With ICS, our computer automatically becomes the gateway for computers on our private network, and the gateway address will be the address of the LAN interface of the ICS computer. ICS computer will also start to hand out IP addresses and other information to computers on our private network (it will become the DHCP server). This is why it is important that the computers on the private network are DHCP enabled. We can use commands “ipconfig /release” and “ipconfig /renew” to obtain new configuration from the ICS server. If we see an IP address which starts with “169.254.”, this means that the computer was not able to contact the DHCP server.
Internet Connection Sharing is the best way to enjoy one internet connection on several computers. Whether it’s WiFi connection or Wired internet connections, you can freely access one internet connection among multiple computers with the help of Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) or by using a router. Here’s – how to set up a shared Internet connection using ICS
Nowadays, internet connection sharing is one of the most needed and simple processes. Generally, most of the people share internet connection in order to access web on multiple devices.
If you have enabled Internet connection sharing (ICS) on your Windows PC to use same internet connection on all computers of your Home or Office, but now you want to use a router in the place of ICS or you don’t want to share your internet connection with anyone anymore then disabling internet connection sharing directly from your Windows PC is the most appropriate solution for you.
In today’s Windows guide, I will show – how you can easily turn off internet connection sharing on your Windows computers. Let’s follow the below mentioned instructions:
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Disable Internet Connection Sharing in Windows PC
Disabling internet connection sharing (ICS) service in Windows operating system is superbly easy and it need only few simple clicks. Below explained step by step tutorial will smoothly work on almost all Windows versions. Here’s – how to disable internet connection sharing in Windows PC:
Step (1): First of all, click on Start button and type services.msc in the search box then press Enter.
Note:If you are using Windows XP operating system, firstly open Run command dialog box and type services.msc then press Enter button.
Step (2): After pressing Enter button, Windows Services window will appear.
Step (3): In the Services window, scroll down and find “Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)” option. Once you got the Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) option, right-click on it and select Properties option.
Step (4): Now from the Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) Properties dialog-box, go to Startup Type section and select the Disabled option from the drop down menu.
Step (5): After selecting Disabled option, click on Apply button and then press OK to save the changes.
Step (6): That’s it! Once you followed these steps correctly, the Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) will be disabled completely.
I hope, you found this step by step “Disable Internet Connection Sharing” tutorial useful for you. Feel free to ask and share your view with us through comments if you face any problem in order to disable internet connection sharing in Windows computers.
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Is there a way to enabled 'Internet Connection Sharing' on Windows 7 (or higher) using command line? Perhaps using 'netsh' or a similar command?
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3 Answers
I think this question should be on superuser.com. And it is there: https://superuser.com/questions/470319/how-to-enable-internet-connection-sharing-using-command-line.
If you are interested how to do it programmatically – here is the source code at GitHub: https://github.com/utapyngo/icsmanager.
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To manage 'Internet Connection Sharing' under Win7 you must exec
net start SharedAccess
or net stop SharedAccess
.You can also configure the service using
sc config SharedAccess start= disabled
or sc config SharedAccess start= auto
and some other.Run sc config
to know other options for the 'start= '. The space between start=OPTION is mandatory.erm3ndaerm3nda
- Start cmd as admin and type the following
netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=networkname key=networkpassword
- Press enter then type
NETSH WLAN start hostednetwork
- press enter again.
remember to replace the networkname and networkpassword with your preferred names and password respectively
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