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Internet Connection Sharing via Ad Hoc

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Hallo folks,

my computer (A) is connecting through a cable and a modem with dsl into internet. Then I created an ad hoc connection in A. In the end I activated the internet connection sharing.

I connected the second computer (B) through the ad hoc connection. Strangely if I open IE or firefox in B, I can not open any site with www.something.xxx.

I tried to ping A, succeed.

I tried to ping www.google.com, host didn't found.

From A I tried to ping www.google.com, it succeed and i got the ip number of google (209.85.129.147).

Trying from B again:

ping 209.85.129.147, succeed.

Then I tried to open 209.85.129.147 from IE, I could open google, but if I enter www.google.com, it seems B can not resolve www.google.com to the ip address....

If I search from 209.85.129.147 (google.com), i get google resulsts, and if I click one of the results, B can not resolve the address again....

Can someone help me solving this problem please?

Thank you in advance!


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Hi Amocanu,

thank you, but the site is covering ICS between LANs that I have done before, and this is not the case.

This time I want to share the connection over an Ad Hoc.

Comp A is connecting to the internet over LAN, and tries to share over Ad Hoc.

Comp B wants to go to the internet over Ad Hoc with A.

The Problem is:

it seems B can contact sites through their ip address directly (a.e. 209.85.129.147), but not over their name (a.e. www.google.com). How do I fix this?

Edit:

It works now, the problem was, B had a static IP address...

Edited by martins

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