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4.3.2.
Windows 7: Sharing an ADSL connection in an Ad hoc type
network
Let's take the example of a Hercules HomePlug network composed, on one end, of an ADSL USB or Ethernet
modem directly connected by a cable to one of your computers (which we will refer to as Connection point
A
),
and, on the other end, of a computer (which we will refer to as Connection point
B
) on which you want to
access the Internet.
Connection point
A
Connection point
B
You are in
Ad hoc mode
. In this mode, the computers are directly connected to one another,
without an
access point (or router)
, via the HomePlug network. In order for Connection point
B
to be able to access the
ADSL connection at Connection point
A:
- Connection point
B
must be part of the same HomePlug network as Connection point
A
.
- The computer connected to the modem must be powered on.
- The Internet line must be active.
