Wie erzeuge ich ein Ad-Hoc-Netzwerk auf meinem Mac?
You can create a Wi-Fi network between two or more devices without using a Wi-Fi router. These networks are often referred to as ad-hoc networks. All you need is a computer running Mac OS X.
Choose Create Network from the AirPort status icon in the menu bar. If the icon isn't in the menu bar, choose Apple > System Preferences > Network > AirPort and select the "Show AirPort status in menu bar" checkbox.
Give the network a name and select a channel from the pop-up menu. You may use the default channel 11 but you can also choose any other channel.
![Create a Computer-to-Computer network](files/content/faq/adhoc_mac_01.jpg)
Now your iOS devices can join the network you've created by selecting it in the Wi-Fi section of the device settings
![Find ad-hoc network in the Wi-Fi settings](files/content/faq/adhoc_mac_02.jpg)
![Join ad-hoc network](files/content/faq/adhoc_mac_03.jpg)
![Joined ad-hoc network](files/content/faq/adhoc_mac_04.jpg)
After connecting your iOS device with the ad-hoc network give your computer some time to assign a valid internet address to your iOS device. This may take a few seconds.