Reverse tethering means using your normal network device (e.g. a desktop) to acts as bridge for a mobile device.
Reverse tethering means using your normal network device (e.g. a desktop) to acts as bridge for a mobile device.
Questions tagged [reverse-tethering]
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Reverse USB tethering in 2022?
I'm trying to let my Android phone access internet over a host computer, via a USB cable. The solutions that I can find all seems to require a rooted phone.
However, all current generation Android phones supports USB network tethering. Turning on…
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Turn on Windows Mobile hotspot remotely via Bluetooth
I set up a WiFi Mobile hotspot on a HP notebook, which shares the internet from its Ethernet connection to my other Dell PC. Both run Windows 10.
I have failed to prevent the automatic hotspot shutdown after following several guides on the internet,…
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Make my laptop and desktop under same network connected by my mobile phone via usb tethering and hotspot?
I need to make my laptop and desktop under same network wirelessly .Both are connected to internet using my mobile phone , laptop using the hotspot and the desktop using the usb tethering , since my desktop is not having an inbuilt wifi module . Any…
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How to share a MacBook Pro's Internet with a Nokia mobile
I have an Internet connection on a MacBook Pro and a Nokia mobile. Is it possible to share the MacBook Pro's Internet with the Nokia phone?
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Android Reverse Tethering With Broken Radio
I have exactly the problem mentioned in this GitHub comment:
For my use case, this is a problem that cannot be worked around by connecting to WiFi. My phone's antenna, or possibly a related component, is broken (water damage). Everything on the…
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Reverse tethering Macbook Pro and iPad over BT extremely slow
Sharing my Mac's internet over Bluetooth is extremely slow, with about 0.50 mbps download and often 0.00 mbps upload. My mac is connected wirelessly to a router and gets about 115 mbps download and 10 mbps upload. Why is the connection on the iPad…
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