Overview The Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) feature of Microsoft Windows XP allows you to share a single Internet connection with multiple computers connected to a small office/home office (SOHO) network. This article describes the components of ICS and how to enable it, common problems with ICS configurations, and the set of tools and common tasks used to troubleshoot ICS issues.

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Using ICS (Internet Connection Sharing)

If you want to share one Internet connection among several computers, you have two options:

• Use Internet Connection Sharing (ICS).
• Use a router. For information about using a router, see Setting up a home network.

How does ICS work?

First, you need one computer, called the host computer, that is connected to the Internet and that has a separate connection to the other computers on your network. You enable ICS on the Internet connection. The other computers on your network then connect to the host computer, and from there to the Internet through the host computer's shared Internet connection.

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