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I need programmaticaly connect 2 devices on Windows Mobile (ad hoc). How I can to do this? I try to use this, but it return true, exit and connection doesn't establish. I know it also possible with WZC functions, but I cannot find any examples.
Thank you.
has anyone found out a way to do this on wp7? and broadcast the signal via wifi like we use to do on windows mobile with wmwifi router? without the cell phone providers knowing?
I'd like to know this too. Then I could use it to give my nook wifi
deadwrong03 said:
has anyone found out a way to do this on wp7? and broadcast the signal via wifi like we use to do on windows mobile with wmwifi router? without the cell phone providers knowing?
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Official tethering doesn't even exist right now, and neither does stealth WiFi tethering.
But some phones have USB tethering working via some dialing codes I believe.
hello... I want to create a server in my mobile from which i can access a webpage which I create.
I used 'PAW SERVER' and it works on my carrier network by enabling wifi tethering and accessing through my laptop.
But this is a different situation. My college has a wifi connection with proxy setting and proxy authentication.
- I create a server.
- I type address in browser which is shown on screen.
But page is wont open.
should I have to make changes in some files or try another application??
any solution.... please help..
abhi9029 said:
hello... I want to create a server in my mobile from which i can access a webpage which I create.
I used 'PAW SERVER' and it works on my carrier network by enabling wifi tethering and accessing through my laptop.
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Hy, I think the ip which is shown there is providet via DHCP from the DHCP-Server of your carrier. Your Laptop is in the same IP-Area because you use your phone a modem.
abhi9029 said:
But this is a different situation. My college has a wifi connection with proxy setting and proxy authentication.
- I create a server.
- I type address in browser which is shown on screen.
But page is wont open.
should I have to make changes in some files or try another application??
any solution.... please help..
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hy, i think changing the app doest solve your problem.
You need to be in the same network with your Laptop.
Is there an Error Page in your browser?
You need to Install a Port-Forwarding, or else you cant acess it from the internet, furthermore you need to know the external ip of your college's
network. For further help pm me or write down the ip's an the used networkmask here.
Samuel
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I am wanting to use wi-fi in a local library. I can connect OK but need to change my proxy settings and port in order to access the internet. However, when I go somwhere else to connect to wi-fi I need to change the settings back. Is there a way to just keep these settings just for individual wi-fi systems or do I need to keep changing. I hope I am making sense. I know you can do this on the Galaxy S by the way.
towerpower said:
Hi
I am wanting to use wi-fi in a local library. I can connect OK but need to change my proxy settings and port in order to access the internet. However, when I go somwhere else to connect to wi-fi I need to change the settings back. Is there a way to just keep these settings just for individual wi-fi systems or do I need to keep changing. I hope I am making sense. I know you can do this on the Galaxy S by the way.
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i use auto proxy app from PS to enable proxy setting on my phone.
I use ProxyDroid.
It allows you to store more than one "proxy profiles", so you can quickly switch between proxies. Turn it off, and the proxy settings will be reset to none.
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Is there a programmatic way to modiufy IP settings like static/dhcp, gateway, dns etc?
Zilliman said:
Is there a programmatic way to modiufy IP settings like static/dhcp, gateway, dns etc?
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Why programmatic? You can connect to WiFi using DHCP then go into settings, modify WiFi, check advanced then change DHCP to static then modify only the specific network settings you want (e.g. dns) and it will stick for that network between reboots.
If your rooted, install a terminal app and Busybox then you can write a shell script and use Linux network commands to modify your network settings. If you enabled init.d and crond you can further automate the whole thing. The app Tasker likely has these capabilities also. There are multi ways to accomplish what you want assuming I understand what your trying to accomplish.
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Why programmatic? So that I can have an app where with a single click it will set my IP settings to "profile A" and then with another click it will set my IP settings to "profile B". One or two clicks and no more. The alternative is to go into settings and do the changes through the GUI but that is slow, tedious, laborious, repetitive etc.