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It worked fine, but the the problem is, you can't file share with the machine running ICS.along with numerous other issues that are presented with Windows ICS, notwithstanding DNS. Then I decided to take a chance on this piece of gear: It works perfectly and is the perfect solution for those who want to create a WAN and share an internet connection to multiple computers using their smart phone or iphone as a modem. You create a wireless hotspot on your smartphone or iphone, set the router to the 'Gateway' option which then sends the WAN feed to it's ethernet port. Connect the ethernet port to a hub.and you're off to the races. I've been using this for weeks now with no problems. I get 14 megs down and about 4 megs up with the 4g connection - it's faster than my cable service in the city.

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