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How to share a network connection in Windows 7 via command line?
The problem is that the modem from Beeline ZTE MFxxx creates a new network connection every time it connects to the computer, the Internet is distributed via Wi-Fi to other computers, so everyone has to do the same thing - Right click on the connection -> Properties -> Access -> Allow sharing through some kind of adapter. Is there an automation option?
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"Вначале проверяем, что запущен сервис "Маршрутизация и удаленный доступ" ("Routing and Remote Access") и его режим запуска - "Авто". Исправляем в реестре ключ "IPEnableRouter" из ветки HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters на 1, после чего перезагружаемся. Пишем в консоли:
netsh routing ip nat install
netsh routing ip nat show global
netsh routing ip nat add interface "<<<Имя внешнего подключения>>>" full
netsh routing ip nat add interface "<<<Имя внутреннего подключения>>>" private
Настройка NAT завершена. В качестве DNS указываем адрес, прописанный (либо назначенный провайдером) для внешнего интерфейса."
Taken from here
Article about XP, but I think it will work in Seven too (there is nothing to check on)
so the ball should be on the connection itself, and the application does not seem to delete the created connection.
The connection is re-created if the modem is connected to another port / via a usb hub. For everything else, the connection remains in memory. Do you change the usb port?
I installed Connectify (http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3747015) to automate the whole process, everything is done in two clicks.
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