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| 2 computers connected through 1 Hi Do you know if it is possible to connect 2 machines via another one? i.e. the main computer will be connected to the Internet through the integrated NIC of the mobo and 2 other NICs installed will serve the two other machines... Will AnalogX allow me to do that? Thanks. xfactor |
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| AnalogX proxy will do that, but ICS will as well. Just run the wizard on both PCs answering the questions and it will all be setup. Use a crossover cable though |
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