Tether the iPhone to use its EDGE network from your laptop to surf the internet

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Tether the iPhone to use its EDGE network from your laptop to surf the internet

Ever been in a situation where you had wished that your mobile phone could double up as a modem so that you can surf the internet in a place where Wi-Fi or internet connectivity is not available, then you will love this iPhone hack. iPhone hacking legend Jonathan “NerveGas” Zdziarski...

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  • Douceswild
    Douceswild Posts: 15
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    like all the apps, this one is cool, but Edge is slow enough on the iPhone. I would not want to tether it to laptop. You might not even get GSM speed.

  • hideNsneek
    hideNsneek Posts: 1
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    Jonathan is a genius and im going to share this Hack with my friends!!

  • Elwood
    Elwood Posts: 0
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    I can't get past the login and password. I'm trying dottie and apline, but don't know the login. What am I doing wrong?

  • T. Payne
    T. Payne Posts: 25
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    Ok I am going to assume your total N00b:
    To tether Your iPhone in windows (I am using XP) I assume this will work for all versions.

    First get these Programs:

    ZiPhone - Used to Jailbreak, Unlock, etc
    - Version 3.0

    PuTTY - SSH and SOCKS telnet client.
    - Version 0.60

    Thats All the Software.

    Heres what to do:

    1. Run ZiPhone - Select the 'Do It All' Option.
    2. Create a a Wireless p2p or Ad-Hoc network.
    3. Connect to it with iphone.
    4. Assign iPhone a static IP:
    --I am using 198.162.0.2 - 255.255.255.0
    5. Assign your PC a static IP.
    --I am using 198.162.0.1 - 255.255.255.0
    6. In your Installer.app add the source:
    -http://bitspinn.org/apptapp/
    --Under 'Networking' install XSrelay
    ---Install Boss Prefrences
    ----Under 'Utilities' install Boss Prefs for XSrelay
    7. On your home Screen open Boss Prefs and make sure WiFi, SSH, and XSrelay are on

    YOUR iPhone is Setup!

    I am using the firefox Browser to route through the proxy.

    Configure Firefox.

    1. Tools>Options - Advanced Button>Network Tab
    -Connection>Settings

    Maunal Proxy Configuration:
    Socks Host: 192.168.0.2
    Port: 1080

    APPLY

    In the address bar 'about:config'
    Use the filter bar to search 'Socks'
    network.proxy.socks_remote_dns is the one we are looking for double click to make the value TRUE
    ok your done...

    Open PuTTY connect to IP 192.168.0.2 use thier default port 22
    once in login:'root' and password:'alpine'
    (note the 1st login will take about a minute to validate)

    You should be surfing the net.

  • Johnny
    Johnny Posts: 93
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    hey all,
    i tryed to set up xsrelay to use my iphone with fw 1.1.4 as a gprs modem, but somehow it just won't work properly.
    I installed xsrelay and the bossprefs plugin.
    set up a ad-hoc network and got the connection to work with static ips.
    also i changed the proxy preferences in my firebox browser.
    after connection via the ad-hoc network I start putty and connect to my iphone, even entering acc. & pass works without any problems.
    pinging the iphone via putty works as well.
    but still: When I open Firefox it just doesn't load a website?!?!
    Do I have to put in a DNS-Server Adresse somewhere maybe?
    I used this tutorial:
    http://www.iphonehacks.com/2008/03/iphonetethering.html
    OS is winXP, maybe someone can help me out.

    cheers!

  • bruno
    bruno Posts: 19
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    Hi everybody,

    In fact, I would like to do the opposite : my macbook is connected to the Net via my company network and I would like to access the Net with my iPhone through my macbook in order to install apps for my iPhone for example.

    Any idea to suggest ?

    Thanks in advance

    Bruno

  • David
    David Posts: 225
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    Bruno:

    You can use the Synet Windy31 USB Wireless Router (http://www.synetusa.com/) to share a connection.

    For your Mac, you could run this device through Windows XP in a Virtual Machine that shares USB ports with the host, like Sun's free VirtualBox (http://www.virtualbox.org/).

  • Shane
    Shane Posts: 59
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  • Shane
    Shane Posts: 59
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