How to Network and Share
an Internet Connection With Windows 98 Second Edition
Last updated: 07/30/03
INSTALL TCP/IP
 Ok,
you have installed Win 98 SE on at least one computer, tested the MODEM on
the ICS gateway PC and it works on the Internet, built and tested your NetBIEU
network, shared your printers and shared and mapped you disk drives. Everything
is working and your Control Panel Network Configuration looks something like
the one to the right.
 To
simplify things, I would suggest disconnecting all of the computers from
the LAN except the one which will serve as the ICS gateway and one other
computer.
Install
another copy of TCP/IP to bind it to your network adapter. Just
like before when you installed NetBIEU, click add, select protocol, select
Microsoft and TCP/IP, and click OK.
You
may want to right-click the Client for Microsoft Networks, select Properties,
and temporarily reconfigure it for Quick Logon so the  computer
does not try to connect to the mapped drives on the computers you have disconnected
from the network.
Remove
NetBEUI and reboot.
Repeat
for the other computer.
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