Connect C3 to PC's AdHoc to Share Internet Connect...

Is there anybody knows how to share internet connections to C3? I've been thinking about creating an AdHoc Connection so, my C3 can access my PC's Internet connection trough WiFi.
I use Windows XP. Please help me. Any references are welcome. Thank you.

I DONT want to use the phone as the modem, read what i posted. I DONT want to use phone modem or GPRS, i want the phone to get internet from the pc via bluetooth or cable, but in the end from the PC, so that i can use my dialup or DSL or broadband
I love my Nokia E50
but I've got a new N82 in my life

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[Solved]Share internet connection

Hi guys
I know the title seems kinda dumb but maybe is not as easy as it seems (or im having a brain segmentation fault).
What i want to do is this, i have a wireless router on the living room and i just bought a PC and put it in my bedroom i alredy had a netbook and i want to have internet connection in my PC i see 3 options:
1. buy a giant ethernet cable, and pay like 25 euros, or 2 not so big cables a put a switch in the midle and pay even more
2. buy a wireless card for my PC, pay 15 euros and it will problably not work in linux
3. connect my netbook to the wireless then connect PC and netbook via ethernet cable (crossover right?) and share internet connection
I rather option number 3 (in long term i will eventually go with number 2) but i dont know how to do it.
Alredy tried windows to windows but of course Microshit didnt put Internet Connection Share on windows 7 starter version (the one theat came up with the netbook).
I only have Windows on the PC yet cause i want internet so i can install arch so option 3 has to be linux-to-Windows(i also want internet on windows, not because i use it that much but you never know), but then when i install arch how i will i get the packges to configure the network without internet.
Anyway i will problably try to talk to my Network Fundaments Teacher in College next week but i wanted this working this weekend so i could install arch.
Help me please just bought the tower and i cant do shit with it (no internet no graphics card)
Sorry for my poor english
Last edited by archoriano (2011-09-30 09:43:31)

alphaniner wrote:
There's an Internet Share topic in the wiki.
BTW, as is often the case, your English is better than a great many native speakers.
Well that didnt work, the problem is as soon as i do "ifconfig eth0 up" computer disconnects from wireless so i lose internet conection on laptop... WAIT A MINUTE i just entered the forum to tell you this.
Turns out it does work, somehow wicd says im not connected to wireless but i am :?
i dont care its working its all that matters.
Thanks

Iam not able to share internet in windows 8 from my macbook air...though my iphone ipad is connected to the hotspot well..tried everything but it seems to be different from windows 7 and other microsft operating systems setting. help!!

Iam not able to share internet in windows 8 from my macbook air...though my iphone ipad is connected to the hotspot well..tried everything but it seems to be different from windows 7 and other microsft operating systems setting. help!!

Ask on a Windows forum since that's what you're having a problem with.

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because my internet always been cracked by someone if i'm sharing throught wifi...
pleaseeeeee....
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You just need to enter system preferences, open the tab share, and there you can choose the option "share internet". Then you select the way you want to do it and that's all.
PS.:I'm Spanish, excuse me for the lenguage or the ortographic faults

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Hey there @slee , welcome back
I would suggest trying the steps in this guide for the installation troubles you are having on your one specific Windows 7 computer.
Windows 7: The Progress Bar on the Software Installation Stops or Stalls
You can also try disabling your firewall while you run the installation to see if that helps.
Let me know the results!
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How to share internet if the server connects to it via VPN?

Hi, mac brothers! Need your help.
I have a server with 2 ethernet cards (en0, en1). It connects to internet via VPN on en0. LAN clients connect to the server using en1. I can't share VPN internet connection to LAN %(. (tried to find the answer in the 10.4 server documentation, but there is nothing about it).
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Please advise the easiest way to share internet connection. I have a default network setup. Just a desktop with dhspcd for client connections and no network manager. I've inserted another nic and want to share internet connection with another computer.
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systemctl status [email protected]
● [email protected] - IPv4 DHCP server on enp1s9
Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/[email protected]; enabled; vendor preset: disabled)
Active: failed (Result: exit-code) since nie 2014-12-21 10:45:53 CET; 3min 3s ago
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gru 21 10:45:53 jakamal dhcpd[291]:
gru 21 10:45:53 jakamal dhcpd[291]:
gru 21 10:45:53 jakamal dhcpd[291]: Not configured to listen on any interfaces!
gru 21 10:45:53 jakamal dhcpd[291]:
gru 21 10:45:53 jakamal dhcpd[291]: If you think you have received this message due to a bug rather
gru 21 10:45:53 jakamal dhcpd[291]: than a configuration issue please read the section on submitting
gru 21 10:45:53 jakamal systemd[1]: [email protected]: control process exited, code=exited status=1
gru 21 10:45:53 jakamal systemd[1]: Failed to start IPv4 DHCP server on enp1s9.
gru 21 10:45:53 jakamal systemd[1]: Unit [email protected] entered failed state.
gru 21 10:45:53 jakamal systemd[1]: [email protected] failed.

@The Saint
Do you mean I should manually assign a static IP to my local interface using Persistent configuration on boot using systemd? It's so ruddy complicated! I am deliberately posting in the Newbie Corner to find a simple solution.
What address, subnet, netmask, etc. should I choose if my primary interface has: inet 192.168.0.11 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.0.255, if it matters at all?
Or perhaps I could use netctl to set up the interface as suggested here: [link=https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/NAT%27ing_firewall_-_Share_your_broadband_connection#IP_configuration]IP configuration[/link], but I am not sure what provides the existing connection. It's a default setup. I think it's dhcpcd. Would it be OK to have one interface configured through dhcpcd and another through netctl?
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Last edited by MetaMan (2011-09-10 22:12:26)

If this helps at all, here is what I am currently trying: I open up the network settings KDE Control Module, select "Wired", select the device (eth0) and click edit, and under the "IPv4 Address" tab selecting "Shared" from the "Method" drop-down.
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I've searched Google, the forums, read the wiki pages for KDE and networkmanager, and can't seem to find a mention of internet connection sharing (pertaining to my usage case; the forums have some posts of people trying to use their computer to broadcast eth0, I'm trying to do the opposite) anywhere on them. In fact, I'll gladly write the section myself if I figure this problem out.
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You can get the cable driver here:
http://europe.nokia.com/get-support-and-software/download-software/cable-drivers
The Bluetooth drivers are in the downloads section of the E71 section of the Nokia page, but for some reason pasting a link won't work
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I should have been a little clearer. I have a mac that connects to the internet via a usb modem (from Verizon). I want to connect two other machines to the internet via this connection, and one does not have a wifi board, so I need to connect to via ethernet. "Internet sharing" has "ethernet" as an option but it does not appear to work. Checking it doesn't yield any error message but the machine that is connected via ethernet cannot access the internet.
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