[lightning04]

Anyone firgured out how to set it up an a mac leporad.......

[lgreenberg]

Originally Posted by lightning04

Anyone firgured out how to set it up an a mac leporad.......

1. Click on the Aiport icon at the top of the screen.
2. Select Create Network.
3. Give it a name.
4. Hit OK. Then connect to the new network (you'll see the Airpot icon change).

5. Go to the phone.
6. Open PDA Net.
7. Reboot.

8. Go to the phone
9. Go to settings.
10. Go to WIFI
11. Connect to the new network

12. Open PDA Net
13. Get Online.

[lightning04]

fast respond thankyou i give it a try

[marcoiac]

Originally Posted by muzzman1

I simply created and adhoc network, attached my phone to it, ran PDANet, and started surfing.
The best part is that it is not limited to a socks proxy port, meaning all of my other applications that use random ports like remote desktop etc ALL WORK!!!
This is the 1st tethering app for the iPhone that I've seen that does this!

Do you mean that Mail works with PDAnet? Because it doesn't with iPhoneModem, at least not with its regular settings. This would be a major advantage for PDAnet. Can you confirm?
Thanks

Originally Posted by lgreenberg

1. Click on the Aiport icon at the top of the screen.
2. Select Create Network.
3. Give it a name.
4. Hit OK. Then connect to the new network (you'll see the Airpot icon change).

5. Go to the phone.
6. Open PDA Net.
7. Reboot.

8. Go to the phone
9. Go to settings.
10. Go to WIFI
11. Connect to the new network

12. Open PDA Net
13. Get Online.

I am puzzled by the fact that you have to reboot after you open PDAnet. Is that necessary? Why?

[lgreenberg]

Originally Posted by marcoiac

I am puzzled by the fact that you have to reboot after you open PDAnet. Is that necessary? Why?

Because when you first open PDA Net it tells you to.

[stlcaddie]

Drops after about 3 minutes....what gives.

[dirtybird1977]

Originally Posted by stlcaddie

Drops after about 3 minutes....what gives.

You probably need to set your phone not to sleep. Or, maybe use insomnia to keep the wifi connection active.

[Hairball]

Does anyone know how to configure it on a Macbook [with a proxy tho.]
I can do DNS lookups from the laptop. But my phone provider uses a Proxy.
I’m with Vodafone Australia. who has a similar set-up to the 5.99 t-zones plan in America. [think proxy set up]
The phone and lappy connect just fine. I got the internet working on the iphone by putting the proxy into the preferences.plist but the lappy wont have any of it.
Lappy resolves google.com to its IP but nothing else passes through.

Im thinking this is a proxy issue.

*I sent this to Fabric support:
I can set up and connect correctly between iphone and macbook.
I can \”ping google.com\” from the laptop and it resolves googles IP but looses 100% of packets. [but then again so does the iphone anyway]
The browser on the laptop times out, while the iphone works fine.
Vodafone Aust uses a proxy for edge connections.
Should I put the same EDGE proxy in my laptops preferences also?
Should there be and exclusions in the laptops proxy exclusions?
Clearer instructions for set up on a Mac would be great.
Thanks.
*And only got this in reply:
I am not sure about the “Proxy” requirement for your carrier. I guess in order for PdaNet to work your phone need to have direct Internet connection like ours in the US. I am also not sure if it will help to set the proxy on the computer end.
Thanks,
June Fabrics PDA Software Support
Not much help…..
Anyone on T-Zones 5.99 plan got this working? [with the proxy]
Any ideas would be great.

Thanks Craig

[tsatryan]

Works perfectly for me with my iPhone3G and a Vista Ultimate laptop. JuneFabrics knows their stuff - I have used PdaNet for years on my WM phone before switching to the iPhone. I am very glad that this arrived. And at the right price, too!

[thaforgottenone]

i gave it a kick and dang this app goes....you can use any app/progg on you comp that uses internet. i get a msg on the app saying to check data or something like that but connection still good.

[NVJ]

Originally Posted by stlcaddie

Drops after about 3 minutes....what gives.

Going back to PdaNet on your phone will stop the auto-lock timer. And you should cover the upper part of the phone or face it down as well so that it will turn off the screen.

It is all documented at
PdaNet -- Use your iPhone as a Wireless Router for your PC/Mac

[Doc Rock]

So I am using PdaNet to get here right now. It took about 1 minute for me to set it up on my MBP with Leopard and iPhone 3G AT&T. I happen to also have AT&T uverse at home where my office is and it went into an update and is upgrading my TV and Internet. So I switched over to PdaNet and I've been using it for about 30 minutes. I'm getting 521Kb download and 251Mb upload according to speedtest. Gotta remember to keep the phone on PdaNet or somehow keep it from going to sleep or you lose the connection. I've even been on the phone about 20 minutes of the time I'm using it to keep everything from IM to Mail and browsing at the same time.

This thing rocks! I already have a 3G card for my laptop...might save myself $60 a month and cancel that. I've already asked them if I can pay them something for this app which is currently FREE! If I drop my 3G card, that saves me literally $720/yr! Enough to buy another iPhone!

Doc

[reeko]

app is left open, with the screen on.

the download speed just freezes and i need to disconnect/reconnect on my mac to get it to work again.

its pretty useless like that

[soulthoughts]

I must be doing something wrong because I can't get it to work. I created the adhoc network on my XP laptop. I connected to the adhoc network on my laptop. I connected to the the adhoc network on my phone. I launched pdanet and it connects successfully. I can see packets going in/out. But when I launch FF or IE I get errors no matter where I surf.

I don't recall the error but it was something like, "$error$ codes."

[Doc Rock]

So I used PdaNet for about 2 hours today. It worked flawlessly the whole time. I pulled about 12MB of info and pushed out about 6MB. Have to go in and look at the old bills and see how much data I usually use. But if I just need to use it occassionally, this sure looks like a good solution to me.

However, it sure sucks battery! I had it plugged into the computer the whole time and it still took me to 20% battery in that 2 hour timeframe (though I was also on the phone about an hour of that as well as lots of texting).

Doc