On Aug 30, 2003, at 7:54 PM, Jack Countryman wrote: > Since I've got a cable internet hookup, but more than one mac, I was > interested in the built-in 'internet sharing' in OS X. I've put an > extra > ethernet card into the mac, and both are recognized. I can connect to > the > net via either one. But when I hook an additional mac to the second > port...even with sharing 'on' where it says its sharing the internet > via > that second port...the additional computer doesn't get a connection. > If I > use the card...the lights do not flash, suggesting there is no ethernet > signal being transmitted (yes the card IS GOOD...I can switch the > cable and > connect to the net via that card with no problem). > > So...how does one use this 'Internet sharing' feature? Thanks. > > On the machine which will share its connection, enable connection sharing. It's in System Preferences--> Sharing--> Internet. On the machine which needs to obtain a connection from the sharing computer, set TCP/IP in Network Prefs to DHCP. -- Scott