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Originally Posted by john1_83  I am not very familiar with PDAnet, just what i have read about it here, but if you have the verizon q then, with it you recieved a cd containing Verizon's version of this type software. And that isn't even a necessary install the access manager software, just install the drivers, and setup a dial-up connection using the phone as the modem. if you need any information on doing this, i am willing to help and i am working on getting together some screen shots of how to do this. i installed the access manager software initially, but t just drug down my computer, so in my playing around i found that it had created a dialup connection that it used. I connected the phone as a modem and tried directly connecting without the access manager software and it worked so much better. I havce since deleted the access software and just use the dialup connection. |
As far as I have read, only the original firmware release of the Q allowed direct tethering through DUN. So, I'm not sure how that is working for you, unless you have actually configured an external dialup ISP? Otherwise, the original method worked by dialing #777. But again, that's not *supposed* to work anymore. I'd be curious to see you:
- Verify your software version
- Post shots of config
In addition, you are supposed to pay $15 a month for the "privilege" of tethering. I don't know if they will catch you doing this or not, but it's been pretty well confirmed that PDANet keeps you under the radar. It requires Activesync to be running, but that's hardly a catch. It works great. Well worth the few bucks.