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Umts VoipHow to (re) use ADSL WLAN router for sharing Internet using HSDPA 3G/UMTS (USB) Modem?

I have an old ADSL wireless router (Allied Telesyn AT-ARW256E) that I used before when I was using an ADSL Internet connection.

But lately I switched to 3G/HSDPA mobile broadband Internet, and connect my Win XP Desktop PC directly with a USB modem HSDPA. I want to share the 3G internet connection in my office with my laptop and a VoIP gateway using Windows ICS.

Is it possible that I can reuse my old router to share broadband WiFi Internet, via two ethernet ports and wifi?

So far, I can not make it work, but when I use a LAN switch instead of the ADSL WLAN router, I can share the Internet.

Please help me how I can reuse my wireless ADSL router that I want to access the Internet from other devices, not only using the ethernet ports, but also via WLAN.

Thank you very much!

ICS is a routing protocol, so you want to disable DHCP in the router and connect the router to the computer by ICS is one of the router's LAN (not WAN) taken.

Posted on March 25, 2010.
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