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Sharing a 3G Connection over WiFi with WM5

Is it possible to share my 3G operator connection over my device's WiFi connection, essentially turning my phone into a Wireless Access Point?
This would be a fantastic function, there must be some genius out there who's written a small app to do this.
I'm using a HTC Hermes (TyTn) running Windows Mobile 5.
Waiting in anticipation... Thanks.

As far as I know, it's not possible. You could share it with a notebook or something via USB or bluetooth and then have the notebook act as a wireless AP. Only way I know to do it. Sorry.

This is where I found my solution........
http://www.mobilegadgetnews.com/index.php?showtopic=11455

pocketpc as bluetooth to wifi device

http://www.freewareppc.com/communication/pocketpcproxy.shtml
recall people asking about this

Thanks
Would u pls elaborate more
Do u mean I can use this software to connect to internt as if I have wifi.
Regards

if your laptop or your desktop dont have wifi
but have bluetooth and want to use your pda with wifi as
a means to get wifi access on your pc

Thanks 4 ur fast reply
My PC have bluetooth & Wifi
My PDA Have only bluetooth (Himalaya)
By usung this software in PDA, is it possible to connect to the intrnet in area have wirelss Lan (no need to GPRS)?
Sorry 4 too much ques.
Regards

hhmmm
you can do that without any software at all
if you are connected to activesync with bluetooth
you have full access to the network your pc have
unless you block it

I can connect to internet through Activesync, no prob.
I was hopping to connect as if I have wifi, not through cridle

you can if your bluetooth stack support PAN
and you setup inet sharing http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=InternetOverBluetoothNetwork

Thanks man
I was hoping to link to the internet through Wireless network as if i have wifi
thanks again

you say
"My PC have bluetooth & Wifi
My PDA Have only bluetooth (Himalaya)"
if your pc is connected to the internet using wifi
and your pda is connected to your pc using PAN bluetooth
and you have internet sharing
then you have internet over wifi on your pda
well internet over bluetooth->wifi

I'm sorry if my sentences were not clear
I want to connect to the Internet while no PC beside me
Only Wireless network as if i have Wifi in the mobile
Could this happen by bluetooth?
Thanks for ur care to reply very fast.

no bluetooth only pda can not connect to a wifi network without a pc with wifi being the middleman
or another pda or mobile which can act as bluetooth modem for the pda without wifi

Thanks man u have been very helpfull

Internet sharing and Bluetooth

Hi,
I have 2 questions:
1) How to use (to share) the internet connection (3G) established by my blackstone on my Laptop, using bluetooth? On the blackstone, the screen for internet sharing only appears when I connect the mobile to the laptop with an USB cable. At that time it's possible to chose the type of connection USB or bluetooth. My question: is there a way to get this screen (internet sharing) on the mobile without pluggin the USB cable in order to use directly the bluetooth connection?
2) In the same way I would like to use (to share) the 3G internet connection setup by my blackstone on my HTC Kaiser (WM6.0) also using bluetooth.
Is it possible? Someone could explain the procedure?
The reason to do that, is to use Skype. If I try to use Skype on my blackstone, it's refused by the Telecom Operator. When I use Skype on my laptop sharing an 3G internet connection, it's allowed... I suppose it would be allowed too if I run Skype on my Kaiser sharing the 3G connection of my blackstone...
I know that is possible to do it with WiFi. Bluetooth would be better...
Many thanks for your answers.
Franck

In the programs listing you should have a program called "internet sharing" which allows you to select USB or Bluetooth. I haven't used the bluetooth setting but it has a settings option so should be able to do what you want.

Yeah i just select Bluetooth rather than USB connection and press connect.
Pair your laptop to your phone first then press connect, then on your laptop, click the taskbar icon and click quick connect > Network Access and then select your phone.

Thank you all for your helpful answers. I succeeded to connect my blackstone to my laptop using bluetooth and sharing the 3G internet connection.
However, I didn't succeed to share the 3 G internet connection setup by my blackstone on my HTC Kaiser (see my point 2 in my previous post). I succeeded to establish a Bluetooth connection between them, but I never succeeded to share the connection. (The Kaiser runs on WM6.0).
Any idea?
Many thanks for your help.
Franck,

Use PC Internet Phone

Hi,
I have following devices :
1. Sansung GT-B7610 (Windows Mobile 6.1 OS).
2. Wi-Fi Bluetooth enabled Laptop.
3. Internet connection in laptop.
I want to use the my laptop's internet connection in mobile.
I have searched a lot over the last few days, but did not find any gud inputs.
Please suggest.
Thanks in Advance,
Feroz

when connected to activesync you have the network connection of the computer are connected to

You can also create a wifi hotspot with your laptop, and connect to it with your phone. What OS do you have on your laptop?

Internet sharing via HTC Mini

Hi all,
I'm trying to setup my netbook to use the internet from my HTC Mini (02 UK), I set it up via Bluetooth & configured it all as I was told but each time I click on the internet on netbook I get a connection error......any sugestions?
Thanks
Colinfree

Internet sharing
Hi,
I use internet sharing through USB connection and it works perfectly. On Windows 7, no additional settings are required, it just creates new network connection using USB modem.
Haven't tested internet sharing using bluetooth.
Regards,
Pavel

You can share internet connection via USB cable or via Bluetooth connection.Also You can set you mobile as a Wi-Fi router and can share internet connection on other mobile phones as well as on notebook.
I have HTC HD mini as well as HTC HD 2, via bluetooth internet connection works great, not yet tried with other mobile phones.