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Re: Tethering w/ T-Mobile TP2
T-mobile has hidden nothing. To tether the TP2 you use the internet connection sharing program that is located on the phone. It's the first thing I looked for on mine when I got it. Click it - plug in your cable and go.
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Re: Tethering w/ T-Mobile TP2
When I bought mt TP2 the store clerk told me absolutely not to do this. She said they had a customer come in with a $460,000 bill because they had done that. Now that sounds almost impossible, but I didn't argue with her.
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Re: Tethering w/ T-Mobile TP2
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We have no policy against tethering. I would bet the customer in question (assuming that story is even remotely true) was not using a data plan or was on T-zones instead. How would T-Mo know you are tethering as opposed to just using normal data? No way in the billing system to see that so I wouldn't worry. |
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Ah.. I see it.. Thanks I guess I was expecting it to be like the hacked TP1 where it was an option whenever you plugged the phone in via USB.
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Re: Tethering w/ T-Mobile TP2
I plead NEWBIE please can you help me get tethered.
1) I run 'internet sharing' from the programs folder 2) then plug in a USB cable to my PC connected to the mini USB on the TP2 (I've also tried plugging it in after running internet sharing and connecting). 3) when I plug the cable in it asks if I want 'activesync' or 'disk drive'. I choose active sync 4) I set the internet sharing program to "PC Connection: USB' (well no choice there, it's the only option) and set "Network Connection: TMobile data" (I also tried "tmobile internet") 5) I click 'connect' 6) It connects, but when I look at Connection Center on my Vista PC it shows it as only in 'local mode', no internet. Thanks in advance for any help. |
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Re: Tethering w/ T-Mobile TP2
Solved! Running activesync was part of the problem so I made sure that wasn't running when I connected. The other part was that I still had my PC connected wirelessly to my home router (with connected modem to the internet). I don't understand technically what it was doing, but the TP2 internet sharing appeared to be pointing at the IP of the router, and was using IPv6. I turned off the wifi on the PC, then ran ICS, and the TP2 connected with internet. And FAST! WOW!
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