Switching between wifi to data and vice versa
 

i figured out the issue, but i need a solution to the isssue.

i have my wireless router setup for static clients, my phone, 360, xbox, pc, etc etc
after setting up wifi on the phone with a static ip etc in the connections/wifi/configure network adapter/ieee 802.11 wifi adapter, wifi works and everythings peachy

but once i turn off wifi i get no data connection despite turning the phone off and on, and mucking around with comm manager.

now, i figured out why its not working but i need a solution.

once i went back to configure network adapter/ieee and set it to "server assigned..."
data works again.

so it seems like when i want wifi access i have to manually input the static ip then remove it when i want to go back to data.. wtf!
anyone have a simple solution to this hassle? do i need to turn on dhcp for the phone only or something? i would prefer the phone to have a static ip.

Re: Switching between wifi to data and vice versa
 

I'd just use DHCP and save myself some hassle

Re: Switching between wifi to data and vice versa
 

What I would do is to use the ceregeditor program (not sure of link) which downloads the Registry to the PC via activesync connection, it can look for registry changes...

Then from the phone change the connection properties to auto-assigned and use the reg editor's compare function... it can tell you exactly what registry key is used to control auto or manual ip assignments.

Then you can either create two custom cab files that will turn on and off dhcp, or write a little program in c# that does the same thing. Cab files are easier, and there's tutorials out there somewhere to do it.

I don't know if it would work, nor will I do it for you, as I happily use dhcp and see no reason to use static IPs. Good luck and let us know if you have any success!

Re: Switching between wifi to data and vice versa
 

You could also use DHCP and a static assignment so your phone always gets the same IP (based on your MAC address) but you don't have to mess with the IP settings on your phone...