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    Share a wifi connection via ethernet to an Xbox (K12.04LTS)

    I am trying to share my wifi signal routing through my laptop to end at my Xbox360
    I have no choie to use cables (My connection is with BTOpenzone/FON)


    I have made this work before but now it wont seem to go together how it should
    previously following the ICS thread at Ubuntu forums was all i needed for an ugly short term fix

    now I would like something a bit smoother and if possible with DHCP allocation of IP's

    I was using Wicd for a while as NM got buggy and have now changed back, so that may be a problem or not??
    KNetworkManager seems very good now and more stable than wicd so would like to stick with it
    Last edited by Guest; Feb 24, 2013, 03:14 PM.

    #2
    Also thanks in advance to any help, or even just reading all that lol

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      #3
      Is this what you are trying to do?
      https://help.ubuntu.com/community/In...nectionSharing

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        #4
        That is the guide I used previously
        i had it set up with IP tables

        the GUI methods are now working for me
        but i had to allow dnsmasq to masquerade with the line

        Code:
        sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -j MASQUERADE
        this is a work around for Ubuntu above 9.10 and below 11.10 so kubuntu is a bit behind here

        Thanks for the help
        keys
        Last edited by Guest; Feb 24, 2013, 03:07 PM.

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          #5
          well the above worked for a while : )
          so i know its possible after playing battlefield 3, yay

          problem is it cut out after a couple of hours and now wont work
          my xbox is being assigned an IP and subnet mask
          but not a gateway IP or DNS IP
          which it was before
          so i guess DHCP i screwy

          i used the above code and that worked

          the only thing that sticks out to me is thst i read somewhere to install dnsmasq-base then uninstall dnsmasq

          this has something to do with a bug interfering with KNetworkManager
          i know eth0 cant connect at all with it installed with a failure message

          any ideas anyone?

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            #6
            well i had dhcp3-server installed and running so uninstalled it connected and now i dont need to do the above trick so its plug and play, I hope : )

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