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		<title>By: john</title>
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		<title>By: john</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Thanks a lot for sharing. Extremely useful tutorial ! Just one thing for those whose Little Snitch, don&#039;t forget to allow the connection from your PC :-) My Mac was not in the same room and it took me ages to work that one out...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks a lot for sharing. Extremely useful tutorial ! Just one thing for those whose Little Snitch, don&#8217;t forget to allow the connection from your PC <img src='http://cdn.techpp.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':-)' class='wp-smiley' />  My Mac was not in the same room and it took me ages to work that one out&#8230;</p>
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		<title>By: steve</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Jun 2012 14:43:00 +0000</pubDate>
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For any users still having other problems after trying this solution. Here&#039;s a solution that worked for me.



I also assigned 13 character WEP password (using characters 0-9 and a-f 
only) and this did fix my connectivity a few weeks back. However, today,
 the windows machine, which connects to my mac&#039;s 3G internet connection,
 which is by way of USB Dongle, stopped working again.
I went through the procedure mentioned above on both machine&#039;s, but still couldn&#039;t connect.



I checked to see if I could browse with my iphone, also connected wirelessly. Same problem. Which now pointed to the Mac being the culprit and not the win7 settings I&#039;d entered.



It then occurred to me that I should check the network settings 
(System preferences/Internet and wireless/Network) on my Mac, which was sharing the internet, to see what was 
connected to the internet. I noticed that ethernet(en6) was connected to
 the internet (which must have been my 3G USB dongle) and airport was on
 but had a self assigned IP address and could not connect to the 
internet. 

So I first tried to renew Airports DHCP but still couldn&#039;t 
connect. So I set DHCP manually using self assigned IP address. The IP 
address for the ethernet(en6) connection that did work was 197.66.215.75
 so I used 197.66.215.76 for Airport. This confirmed that airport was 
now connected to the internet.


However, same problem, neither iphone, nor win machine could connect to the internet.

I then went back to the internet sharing menu and played around with 
&quot;share your internet connection from&quot; in my case it was ethernet(en6). I
 changed it to airport and tried to connect but same problem, no 
connection. After cycling through the various connections I could share 
from, I went back to Ethenet(en6)


Oddly enough this fixed the connection problem and now iphone and winmachine can connect to the internet again.]]></description>
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<p>For any users still having other problems after trying this solution. Here&#8217;s a solution that worked for me.</p>
<p>I also assigned 13 character WEP password (using characters 0-9 and a-f<br />
only) and this did fix my connectivity a few weeks back. However, today,<br />
 the windows machine, which connects to my mac&#8217;s 3G internet connection,<br />
 which is by way of USB Dongle, stopped working again.<br />
I went through the procedure mentioned above on both machine&#8217;s, but still couldn&#8217;t connect.</p>
<p>I checked to see if I could browse with my iphone, also connected wirelessly. Same problem. Which now pointed to the Mac being the culprit and not the win7 settings I&#8217;d entered.</p>
<p>It then occurred to me that I should check the network settings<br />
(System preferences/Internet and wireless/Network) on my Mac, which was sharing the internet, to see what was<br />
connected to the internet. I noticed that ethernet(en6) was connected to<br />
 the internet (which must have been my 3G USB dongle) and airport was on<br />
 but had a self assigned IP address and could not connect to the<br />
internet. </p>
<p>So I first tried to renew Airports DHCP but still couldn&#8217;t<br />
connect. So I set DHCP manually using self assigned IP address. The IP<br />
address for the ethernet(en6) connection that did work was 197.66.215.75<br />
 so I used 197.66.215.76 for Airport. This confirmed that airport was<br />
now connected to the internet.</p>
<p>However, same problem, neither iphone, nor win machine could connect to the internet.</p>
<p>I then went back to the internet sharing menu and played around with<br />
&#8220;share your internet connection from&#8221; in my case it was ethernet(en6). I<br />
 changed it to airport and tried to connect but same problem, no<br />
connection. After cycling through the various connections I could share<br />
from, I went back to Ethenet(en6)</p>
<p>Oddly enough this fixed the connection problem and now iphone and winmachine can connect to the internet again.</p>
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