Establish a wireless LAN for Internet sharing

[Win7] establishes a wireless LAN for Internet sharing

Reference: http://www.cnblogs.com/rayray/archive/2013/04/01/2992264.html

Http://www.cnblogs.com/rayray/archive/2013/04/01/2992264.html

First explain why I wrote this blog

Yesterday, I changed my house and installed China Telecom's 2 m monthly subscription network of 50 RMB/month. After installing the network cable, I said that only one computer can be used. If a wireless route is connected, it will take 70 RMB/month. This is a real pitfall. We decided to use the 50-month subscription. There are three methods in my mind.

Note: The kubernetes network is blocked, and wireless routes cannot be used. Cloning the MAC address of the wireless route to the notebook cannot succeed.

Cause Analysis: After the dial-up network is connected, you must first go to the page 10.0.0.1 to display the XX network description. The router may be intercepted on this jump page when dialing.

 

1. After connecting Windows Phone to your computer, you can enable Zune to access the Internet.

Result: failed.

2. Modify the MAC address of the computer and set the MAC address that is the same as that of the mobile phone (it is difficult to modify the MAC address of the mobile phone ).

Result: failed.

3. Create a wireless LAN in a notebook

Result: Successful.

The following describes how to establish a wireless LAN in win7. You can share the Internet and play games over the LAN.

Use a laptop with Windows 7 OS or a desktop with a wireless network card as the host.
Enable the hidden function of Windows 7: Virtual WiFi and softap (Virtual Wireless AP), you can turn your computer into a wireless router to achieve Internet sharing, Saving network fees and router purchase fees. Dell vostro 1400, Samsung omina 7, and Samsung Galaxy III passed the test. Other scripts should also work.

The host settings are as follows:
1. Run the command prompt as an administrator:
Shortcut Key win + R → Enter cmd → press ENTER

2. Enable and set the virtual WiFi NIC:
Run the command: netsh WLAN set hostednetwork mode = allow SSID = freewifi key = rayrayray
This command has three parameters: Mode: whether to enable the virtual Wi-Fi network card. If it is changed to disallow, It is disabled.
SSID: wireless network name. It is recommended to use English (freewifi is used as an example ).
Key: wireless network password, more than eight characters (take rayrayray as an example ).
The preceding three parameters can be used independently. For example, you can disable a virtual Wi-Fi network card by using mode = disallow only.

After it is enabled, a wireless connection 2 with the network adapter "Microsoft Virtual WiFi miniport adapter" will be displayed in the network connection. For convenience, rename it virtual wifi. If no, you only need to update the wireless NIC Driver.

3. Set Internet Connection Sharing:
In the "Network Connection" window, right-click a network connection that has been connected to the Internet, select "properties"> "share", and check "allow others... connection (n) "and select" virtual WiFi"

After confirmation, "shared" appears next to the shared Nic icon, indicating that "Broadband connection" has been shared to "virtual WiFi ".

4. Enable the wireless network:
Continue to run: netsh WLAN start hostednetwork in the command prompt

(Change start to stop to disable the wireless network. To enable the wireless network after it is started, you only need to run this command again)
Now, the Red Cross of virtual WiFi disappears, the Wi-Fi base station has been set up, and the host has been set up. Laptops, mobile phones with WiFi modules, and other sub-computers can find the wireless network freewifi. Enter the password rayrayrayray to share the internet!
Appendix: Command for displaying Wireless Network Information: netsh WLAN show hostednetwork

The WLAN emitted by a virtual Wireless AP is based on 802.11g and the bandwidth is 54 Mbps.

 

 

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