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Share Internet via Ethernet - how to set IP?

I have a Mac Mini (running High Sierra) that is connected to to the internet via WiFi. I want to share the internet to another computer (running Linux) using the Ethernet cable. On the Mac Mini I enabled internet sharing over Ethernet. My question is how does the other computer get an IP address. I don't think the Mac is using DHCP for sharing internet. Do I statically set the IP on my linux computer? If so, what do I set it too?


Mac mini, macOS 10.13

Posted on May 21, 2019 4:15 AM

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Posted on May 21, 2019 5:49 AM

Your mac will act as a DHCP server.


Go to System Preferences->Sharing and set it to share your connection from Wifi to computers connected to Ethernet.


Then in the Linux machine configure it to use DHCP.


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