Bluetooth DUN - Revision history

joerg_rw: Undo revision 45781 by 70.135.114.247 (Talk) SPAM

2011-11-22T02:52:35Z

Undo revision 45781 by 70.135.114.247 (Talk) SPAM

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	[[Category:Beginners]]		[[Category:Beginners]]
-	~~[http://www.prlog.org/11289974-phone-number-lookup-verizon-phone-number-reverse-lookup-to-get-information-you-need-quickly.html cell phone number lookup]~~

70.135.114.247: /* Nokia 770 */

2011-11-21T22:09:53Z

Nokia 770

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		+	[http://www.prlog.org/11289974-phone-number-lookup-verizon-phone-number-reverse-lookup-to-get-information-you-need-quickly.html cell phone number lookup]

91.32.28.69: /* Bluetooth DUN server */

2010-02-28T19:04:58Z

Bluetooth DUN server

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	If the dial-up connection goes through most of the steps: find port, dial number, log in, but stalls at the very end (on "Registering your computer on the network"), setting the init string is probably the last missing part. Thanks to [http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=436634&postcount=7 Kyle] for that one!		If the dial-up connection goes through most of the steps: find port, dial number, log in, but stalls at the very end (on "Registering your computer on the network"), setting the init string is probably the last missing part. Thanks to [http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=436634&postcount=7 Kyle] for that one!
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		+	==== Setting up the Computer which Tethers the N900 ====
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		+	* Linux
		+	** [[Debian-Tethering\|Debian]]

	=== Nokia N8x0 ===		=== Nokia N8x0 ===

amigadave: /* Nokia N900 */ clarify that Bluetooth DUN in Extras is for server use only, not client

2010-02-22T09:25:44Z

Nokia N900: clarify that Bluetooth DUN in Extras is for server use only, not client

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	As the N900 now has its own GSM/3G capability, Bluetooth DUN may have two different meanings for this device :		As the N900 now has its own GSM/3G capability, Bluetooth DUN may have two different meanings for this device :

-	~~# if the N900 is not equipped with a data SIM, it may use another GSM/3G phone as a modem to access the network.~~	+	# if the N900 has net access itself, another Bluetooth-equipped device (such as a PC or laptop) may use it as a modem. In this case it plays the role of the mobile phone in the previous scenarios, and act as a Bluetooth DUN server
-	# if the N900 has net access itself, another Bluetooth-equipped device (such as a PC or laptop) may use it as a modem. In this case it plays the role of the mobile phone in the previous scenarios.	+	# if the N900 is not equipped with a data SIM, it may use another GSM/3G phone as a modem to access the network, and act as a Bluetooth DUN client

		+	==== Bluetooth DUN server ====

-	This does not work out of the box (at least in early versions of Maemo5, as of December 2009). A tweak is needed to enable it, which has been described and packaged by [http://intr.overt.org/blog/?p=91 Philip Langdale] as “''[http://maemo.org/packages/view/bluetooth-dun/ Bluetooth Dial-up Networking]''”. Installing this package from the Extras repository is all that's required.	+	This does not work out of the box (at least in early versions of Maemo5, as of December 2009). A tweak is needed to enable it, which has been described and packaged by [http://intr.overt.org/blog/?p=91 Philip Langdale] as “''[http://maemo.org/packages/view/bluetooth-dun/ Bluetooth Dial-up Networking]''”. Installing this package from the Extras repository is all that is required.

	If the device that's being tethered runs Windows, there may be additional complications. Installing a recent version of Nokia PC Suite (with partial N900 support), and connecting it to the N900, may be necessary to create the relevant "Bluetooth Modem" in Network Connections; for others, simply pairing the N900 with the Windows Bluetooth stack is enough.		If the device that's being tethered runs Windows, there may be additional complications. Installing a recent version of Nokia PC Suite (with partial N900 support), and connecting it to the N900, may be necessary to create the relevant "Bluetooth Modem" in Network Connections; for others, simply pairing the N900 with the Windows Bluetooth stack is enough.
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	...where ''your_apn'' is the APN for your carrier that you can get from the network connections list in your N900 settings.		...where ''your_apn'' is the APN for your carrier that you can get from the network connections list in your N900 settings.

-	If the dial-up connection goes through most of the steps: find port, dial number, log in, but stalls at the very end (on "Registering your computer on the network"), setting the init string is probably the last missing part. Thanks to [http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=436634&postcount=7 Kyle] for that one !	+	If the dial-up connection goes through most of the steps: find port, dial number, log in, but stalls at the very end (on "Registering your computer on the network"), setting the init string is probably the last missing part. Thanks to [http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=436634&postcount=7 Kyle] for that one!

	=== Nokia N8x0 ===		=== Nokia N8x0 ===

amigadave: /* Nokia N900 */ link to Bluetooth DUN package

2010-02-18T14:19:51Z

Nokia N900: link to Bluetooth DUN package

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-	This does not work out of the box (at least in early versions of Maemo5, as of December 2009). A tweak is needed to enable it, which has been described and packaged by [http://intr.overt.org/blog/?p=91 Philip Langdale] as “''Bluetooth Dial-up Networking''”. Installing this package from the Extras repository is all that's required.	+	This does not work out of the box (at least in early versions of Maemo5, as of December 2009). A tweak is needed to enable it, which has been described and packaged by [http://intr.overt.org/blog/?p=91 Philip Langdale] as “''[http://maemo.org/packages/view/bluetooth-dun/ Bluetooth Dial-up Networking]''”. Installing this package from the Extras repository is all that's required.

	If the device that's being tethered runs Windows, there may be additional complications. Installing a recent version of Nokia PC Suite (with partial N900 support), and connecting it to the N900, may be necessary to create the relevant "Bluetooth Modem" in Network Connections; for others, simply pairing the N900 with the Windows Bluetooth stack is enough.		If the device that's being tethered runs Windows, there may be additional complications. Installing a recent version of Nokia PC Suite (with partial N900 support), and connecting it to the N900, may be necessary to create the relevant "Bluetooth Modem" in Network Connections; for others, simply pairing the N900 with the Windows Bluetooth stack is enough.

matan at 17:30, 26 January 2010

2010-01-26T17:30:37Z

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	As the N900 now has its own GSM/3G capability, Bluetooth DUN may have two different meanings for this device :		As the N900 now has its own GSM/3G capability, Bluetooth DUN may have two different meanings for this device :

-	# if the N900 is not equipped with a data SIM, it may use another GSM/3G phone as a modem to access the network~~. This is very similar to the sections for the 770/N8x0 below~~.	+	# if the N900 is not equipped with a data SIM, it may use another GSM/3G phone as a modem to access the network.
	# if the N900 has net access itself, another Bluetooth-equipped device (such as a PC or laptop) may use it as a modem. In this case it plays the role of the mobile phone in the previous scenarios.		# if the N900 has net access itself, another Bluetooth-equipped device (such as a PC or laptop) may use it as a modem. In this case it plays the role of the mobile phone in the previous scenarios.

eipi: /* Nokia N900 */

2010-01-15T15:31:47Z

Nokia N900

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-	This does not work out of the box (at least in early versions of Maemo5, as of December 2009). A tweak is needed to enable it, which has been described and packaged by [http://intr.overt.org/blog/?p=91 Philip Langdale] as “''Bluetooth Dial-up Networking''”. Installing this package from the Extras ~~(currently, extras-testing)~~ repository is all that's required.	+	This does not work out of the box (at least in early versions of Maemo5, as of December 2009). A tweak is needed to enable it, which has been described and packaged by [http://intr.overt.org/blog/?p=91 Philip Langdale] as “''Bluetooth Dial-up Networking''”. Installing this package from the Extras repository is all that's required.

	If the device that's being tethered runs Windows, there may be additional complications. Installing a recent version of Nokia PC Suite (with partial N900 support), and connecting it to the N900, may be necessary to create the relevant "Bluetooth Modem" in Network Connections; for others, simply pairing the N900 with the Windows Bluetooth stack is enough.		If the device that's being tethered runs Windows, there may be additional complications. Installing a recent version of Nokia PC Suite (with partial N900 support), and connecting it to the N900, may be necessary to create the relevant "Bluetooth Modem" in Network Connections; for others, simply pairing the N900 with the Windows Bluetooth stack is enough.

fpp: /* Nokia N900 */ filling in some N900 howtos

2009-12-21T21:51:09Z

Nokia N900: filling in some N900 howtos

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	=== Nokia N900 ===		=== Nokia N900 ===
-	''~~tbd~~''	+	As the N900 now has its own GSM/3G capability, Bluetooth DUN may have two different meanings for this device :
		+
		+	# if the N900 is not equipped with a data SIM, it may use another GSM/3G phone as a modem to access the network. This is very similar to the sections for the 770/N8x0 below.
		+	# if the N900 has net access itself, another Bluetooth-equipped device (such as a PC or laptop) may use it as a modem. In this case it plays the role of the mobile phone in the previous scenarios.
		+
		+
		+	This does not work out of the box (at least in early versions of Maemo5, as of December 2009). A tweak is needed to enable it, which has been described and packaged by [http://intr.overt.org/blog/?p=91 Philip Langdale] as “''Bluetooth Dial-up Networking''”. Installing this package from the Extras (currently, extras-testing) repository is all that's required.
		+
		+	If the device that's being tethered runs Windows, there may be additional complications. Installing a recent version of Nokia PC Suite (with partial N900 support), and connecting it to the N900, may be necessary to create the relevant "Bluetooth Modem" in Network Connections; for others, simply pairing the N900 with the Windows Bluetooth stack is enough.
		+
		+	Additionally, the "modem" may need to have an "init string" set. In the Control Panel, choose phone and modem options, bring up properties for the bluetooth modem under the modems tab, and then go to advanced. In the init command field enter something like this:
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		+	:'''at+cgdcont=1,"IP","your_apn"'''
		+
		+	...where ''your_apn'' is the APN for your carrier that you can get from the network connections list in your N900 settings.
		+
		+	If the dial-up connection goes through most of the steps: find port, dial number, log in, but stalls at the very end (on "Registering your computer on the network"), setting the init string is probably the last missing part. Thanks to [http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=436634&postcount=7 Kyle] for that one !

	=== Nokia N8x0 ===		=== Nokia N8x0 ===

ossipena at 12:50, 1 November 2009

2009-11-01T12:50:35Z

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	[[Category:Bluetooth]]		[[Category:Bluetooth]]
	[[Category:Cellular]]		[[Category:Cellular]]
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		+	[[Category:Beginners]]

allnameswereout at 14:05, 29 October 2009

2009-10-29T14:05:44Z

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-	[[Bluetooth]] DUN (dial-up networking) allows one to set up [[Bluetooth networking]] using a cellular device and a device supporting Bluetooth SPP/DUN profile.	+	[[Bluetooth]] DUN (dial-up networking) allows one to set up Bluetooth networking using a cellular device and a device supporting Bluetooth SPP/DUN profile.

	While [[Bluetooth PAN]] offers slightly faster connection speeds than DUN, but DUN does not require having to install any extra software packages. This method also works for software versions older than OS2008.		While [[Bluetooth PAN]] offers slightly faster connection speeds than DUN, but DUN does not require having to install any extra software packages. This method also works for software versions older than OS2008.