kasvad

Hi all,

Having downloaded and installed the alternative Widcomm BT stack, and been in contact with my telco's support about GPRS-dialup, I was ready to have my X51v dialup and establish an Internet connection through my mobile phone.

And it works. Partly.

# The BT connection between the X51v and my Sony-Ericsson is established.(I can browse the phones memory and send Vcards from the phone to the PDA).
# The phone dials up through GPRS and gets a connection (a small icon on the phone indicates this).
# On the X51v, under Bluetooth Manager, there is an active outgoing connection.

If I start Explorer and enters an URL it doesn't get access. The browser eventually gives me this error:
"The page cannot be found." But the page does exist!

What's missing here?

Help will be greatly appreciated.

/Kasvad

P.s. is this considered plug 'n play?

Pedah

Originally Posted by kasvad

Hi all, Having downloaded and installed the alternative Widcomm BT stack, and been in contact with my telco's support about GPRS-dialup, I was ready to have my X51v dialup and establish an Internet connection through my mobile phone. And it works. Partly. # The BT connection between the X51v and my Sony-Ericsson is established.(I can browse the phones memory and send Vcards from the phone to the PDA). # The phone dials up through GPRS and gets a connection (a small icon on the phone indicates this). # On the X51v, under Bluetooth Manager, there is an active outgoing connection. If I start Explorer and enters an URL it doesn't get access. The browser eventually gives me this error: "The page cannot be found." But the page does exist! What's missing here? Help will be greatly appreciated. /Kasvad P.s. is this considered plug 'n play?

Have you signed up for a data connection with your service provider, also there are advanced settings to be considered, see this thread, and this thread, for a complete guide to dial up networking. HTH

kasvad

Originally Posted by Pedah

Have you signed up for a data connection with yor service provider, also there are advanced settings to be considered, see this thread, and this thread, for a comp;ete guide to dial up networking. HTH

I have a GPRS-connection with my service provider. Internet on my mobile, using GPRS, works fine.
I have asked my service provider about the advanced settings, but I think it should be ok.

One thing:
In the Bluetooth Manager there's a list of shortcuts (to the services). I have both "Dial-up Networking" and "NAP service" on my phone. But what's the difference?

/K