WINXP uses wireless NICs for AP shared Internet access

Prerequisites:

The two devices, client (win7), have at least one wireless network card, server (WINXP) have at least one wireless network card and one wired network card, where the wired network card can access the Internet.

Simple diagram:

Client wireless network adapter-> server wired network adapter-> Internet

Configuration steps:

1. Server:

1.1 wireless network card settings:

Right-click wireless network adapter-properties-wireless network configuration-add:

SSID: test123

Even if the network is not broadcast, connect: Check

Network Authentication: Open

Data Encryption: WEP

Network key: 12345

This is a (temporary) network from a computer to a computer. wireless access points are not used: Check

OK-go back to the "wireless network configuration" tab-advanced:

Computer-only (specific): select

Close-OK-the server Wireless Configuration is complete.

1.2 cable Nic Configuration:

Right-click the wired network adapter-advanced:
Allow other network users to connect through the Internet of the computer: Check

Home Network Connection: Wireless Network Connection

Allow other network users to control or disable shared Internet connections: Check

OK-the server-side wired network configuration is complete.

1.3 Local verification:

Right-click the wireless network card and view the available wireless connections. The created test123.

 

2. Client:

2.1 Client Verification

The client wireless network card does not require any configuration. You can search for test123 directly and enter the password 12345 to connect to the Internet.

 

* Red is a key part.