Bridge Your Wireless Connection via Ad-Hoc

Posted by Phillihp Harmon

We ran into a hotel today that did not offer wireless internet. And with these Ultrabooks I carry around, they each don’t have the Ethernet plug readily available (Samsung Series 9 and Macbook Air). Fortunately, I had the adapter for the Samsung, and with a little help from YouTube, I was able to bridge the Ethernet internet connection via a Wireless Ad-hoc connection via Windows 7.

Wala, internet for both devices. IPVanish to hide and secure our connections. Watch this video to find out more, it’s very simple, and works with any system.

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About Phillihp Harmon

I'm Phillihp. My name can be spelled the same way forwards and backwards, so can my posts... if you wish. I'm out here exploring, learning, and sharing what I find. This is more for fun and personal growth, I aim to be as consistent as possible, so check back daily!
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