- #SIMPLE DNS PLUS TURN OFF DHCP PC#
- #SIMPLE DNS PLUS TURN OFF DHCP PLUS#
- #SIMPLE DNS PLUS TURN OFF DHCP WINDOWS#
To turn off the ICS DHCP server, change the "EnableDHCP" value to 0 (zero). To turn off the ICS DNS Proxy, change the "EnableDNS" value to 0 (zero). HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\ICSharing\Settings\General
#SIMPLE DNS PLUS TURN OFF DHCP WINDOWS#
Using the Windows Start menu, select the "Run." function and type "regedit" to open the registry editor.
#SIMPLE DNS PLUS TURN OFF DHCP PLUS#
(You don't need these when running Simple DNS Plus on the same computer)
On Windows 98se, you can disable the ICS DNS proxy and DHCP server through the registry. Workaround for Windows 98se (Second Edition) Listening for DNS requests only on 127.0.0.1 (like with later Windows version - see above) doesn't work because ICS on Windows Me blocks this.Īnd you cannot disable the ICS DNS proxy and DHCP server either (like in Windows 98se - see below). Unfortunately you cannot run Simple DNS Plus on a Windows Me computer with ICS enabled if you do not have a fixed Internet IP address.
If the computer sharing the Internet connection has two network cards with fixed IP addresses (one for the Internet and one for the local area network), configure Simple DNS Plus to listen on the Internet IP address only (see above). Workaround for Windows Me (Millennium Edition) Select "Inbound Requests" in the left list, select "On the IP addresses checked below", make sure only 127.0.0.1 or the Internet IP address is checked, and click the "OK" button to save your changes: In the Simple DNS Plus main window click the "Options" button: Otherwise configure Simple DNS Plus to listen on 127.0.0.1 only. If the computer sharing the Internet connection has two network cards with fixed IP addresses (one for the Internet and one for the local area network), configure Simple DNS Plus to listen on the Internet IP address only. ICS listens for DNS requests on the private side network connection (IP 192.168.0.1 port 53) and forwards these to the DNS server that the ICS computer is configured to use.Īnd it listens for DHCP requests on the private side network connection (IP 192.168.0.1 port 67) and assigns clients IP addresses in the 192.168.0.xxx range. If you run Simple DNS Plus on the computer that shares the Internet connection, ICS may conflict with Simple DNS Plus because it uses the same TCP/IP ports.
#SIMPLE DNS PLUS TURN OFF DHCP PC#
"DHCP allocation service") combination which makes it easy to share the Internet connection of one PC with other PCs on a local area network. This feature is a very simple NAT server, DNS proxy, and DHCP server (a.k.a.
Windows 98se and later Windows versions have a built-in "Internet Connection Sharing" (ICS) feature.
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