Re: ICS issue

HLAMUTHNOSPAM_at_EARTHLINK.NET
Date: 12/04/04

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    The service not running was the problem. Thanks.

    Henry

    On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 18:26:33 -0700, "Steve Winograd [MVP]"
    <winograd@pobox.com> wrote:

    >In article <oor1r0ppce9clhu5bo5pnqc2m5stkfc85i@4ax.com>,
    >HLAMUTHNOSPAM@EARTHLINK.NET wrote:
    >>After a lot of finageling, ICS works like a charm. Only problem now is
    >>that the network connection does not show in the ICS internet gateway
    >>the way it use to.
    >>
    >>I have two computers networked and am using ICS to share a dial up
    >>connection. Works like it is suppose to...once I got the address and
    >>firewall settings right. But the gatway doesn't show and it is the
    >>task tray icon on the client PC that shows networking traffic. I like
    >>to see that
    >>
    >> Even on the host the gateway connection does not show...only the
    >>dialup connection with sharing shows. Use to, doesn't now.
    >>
    >>So, how do I get these internet gateways to show up in the Network
    >>Connections view??
    >>
    >>Henry
    >
    >The Internet Gateway connection isn't supposed to appear on the host
    >computer.
    >
    >To make it appear on the client computer:
    >
    >1. Make sure that the "SSDP Discovery Service" is running:
    >
    > a. Right click My Computer, and click Manage.
    > b. Double click Services and Applications.
    > c. Double click Services.
    > d. Double click "SSDP Discovery Service". If the Service status is
    > Stopped, click Start.
    > e. If the Startup type is Disabled, set it to Manual.
    >
    >2. Make sure that the "Internet Gateway Device Discovery and Control
    >Client" networking service is installed:
    >
    > a. Click Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs.
    > b. Click "Add/Remove Windows Components".
    > c. Scroll down the list of components and double click "Networking
    > Services".
    > d. If there's a box for "Internet Gateway Device Discovery and
    > Control Client", put a check mark in it.
    >
    >You might need to reboot or to disable and enable the network
    >connection to make changes take effect.

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