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Question by MV
Submitted on 9/23/2003
Related FAQ: Windows NT Internet FAQ, Part 2/2
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Is it possible to share my IP adress? My LAN allows internet sharing only to certain enabled ips.  Is it possible for other ips which are not net enabled to access the internet using my ip?..some sort of script exists where we can actually allot our ips to others so they also can use the same. Could some1 help me on this?

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MV


Answer by azeez
Submitted on 4/8/2004
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yes ,sure

 

Answer by azazel
Submitted on 9/27/2005
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wanna free net heh i think you need to change mac of your network card for the same as one of your friends got

 

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