Hello
I was wondering if i can use my static Ip address to connect my my 8125 with wifi without paying my provider a connection fee.
Or is there any other way that i can go online with wifi without paying the connection because i do have the wifi signal allthe time where i am.
Any help will be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
PS Any french advices are welcomed as well
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I have recently purchased an XDA 2i (Via o2 (cheapest contract)) and I would like to use wlan ocassionally through the odd hotspot, but on looking at the o2 site (www.o2.co.uk/wlan) I.ve discovered that to use o2 wlan, the cost would be ludicrous - bearing in mind that I would only be using the service very infrequently.
I was wondering if there was another way around this problem, such as a pre-pay card or something.
If there is, I would be grateful if someone could point me in the right direction on setting the xda 2i up for the service.
Thanking you in anticipation.
Bobaro.
wlan is just wirelan networking
if you get a sniffer you may be able to use
open wifi networks or unsecure wifi networks
or get yourself a home wifi internet router if
those rare times you need it you happen to be at home too
Hello,
I recently purchased an unlocked MDA and I am on the Rogers network in Canada. I have no data plan setup on my package. I would just like to have my wifi setup so that when ever I am at a hotspot or at home I can get it some internet access without going through GPRS. Cause then my bill will defiantly go through the roof :O
Thank you all for your help. You guys know so much its unbelievable
Just delete the GPRS Connection @ "Start", "Settings", "Connections"
Eeloc
Hi,
I just purchased the htc 8125 from cingular at full retail WITHOUT a plan
for use on my trips to Hong Kong using my sim card from a Hong Kong
provider.
While in the USA I would like to use the 8125 to access the internet without
a sim card installed and without cingular service. Wifi does recognize available
networks but I cant open any web pages.
Can you please tell me how to configure the phone to do this. I believe it is
by default programmed to use cingular's access services but I want to configure it to work as a stand alone device similar to a laptop looking for wifi signals to connect to the web.
Please help! Thank you.
David
WiFi is not configured to be used with anything of cingular...WiFi is a standalone feature in the PDA...the reason that you couldn't see a web page could possibly mean that the network you connected to had a WEP encryption...u must connect to an open network in order for it to work...
try this
I have been having problems with my wifi too...the only way that I can get it to work is to say the wifi connects to 'work' and to say that programs connecting to the internet should connect using 'My Work Network'
Turn on your WiFi
Start->Settings->'Connections' tab->WiFi or Network Cards->tap the network you want to use->under 'connects to:' chose: 'Work'->next->next->finish->ok
Start->Settings->'Connections' tab-> Connections->'Advanced' tab->programs connecting to the internet should connect using: 'My Work Network'->ok
hope this will work for you and if anyone knows how I can get around having to change this every time I want to go from GPRS to WiFi I would be much appreciated.
Haha - I just found it...someone else just posted it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=1179478
hi guys, does anyone know how to avoid GPRS on HTC 8525 and using only wifi whenever want to access to internet?
I have one more question. how can i use 3G on HTC 8525?
Sry for asking too much because i am a newbie. thank you very much.
3G is the gprs part of your connection.
To use wifi you need access to an active wireless router that you can connect to. If its a private network (for home or businesses) you will need a key (wep security) though you might be lucky enough to find a free wireless access point near where you are.
Sorry if this garbled at all, LONG day and need fooood...
Cheers...
Hi,
I'm going to move to a location where no reasonable internet connection is available... but 3G seems to work.
I'm now looking for a mehtod to use my old Artemis as an UMTS modem which shares it's connection with my Linksys WRT610n router.
I already searched the net but couldn't find a good solution (except for using the artemis as a wifi router and letting my real router repeat this signal).
Does anyone happen to know a solution which makes this possible via USB?
Or, as an alternative solution, does anyone know a tiny, "green" and cheap computer which could be used to forward the connection from the Artemis to the router?
Any help is highly appreciated.
Gundalbert