How to share an 802.1x cable conection by wifi?

hi to everyone!!!
In my student dormitory I have internet connection by cable with the protocol 802,1x and I want to share it by airport from my macbook to another mac.
In preferences i go to Share and then to internet. Here I put share from ethernet to airport, I start the conection but nothing happens,and one message says that if I share my connection, my conectin can be affected. But my internet connection is still working but the sharing is not working.
Anyone knows how to fix it?
thanks in advance
Message was edited by: nachogaliza

thanks for your help.
I´m sure that the othe mac has the airport turns on, but i don´t appear in the drop down.
I have more data that can be useful for try to find the reason:
-when i bind the cable to my macbook the internet don´t works, i have to go the icon internet connection, press in 802,1x and click connect, one message say to authenticate an clic ok, and now i have internet connection. I have to do this all the time that I turn on te computer
-when i shared other connections, in the picture of the airport at the top of my screen, appear an arrow inside the picture, but when my 802,1x conection is running nothing appears.
May be is a problem of the security of the network?
thanks in advance

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