Connect to Internet via Bluetooth with 6121 Classi...

Question

I have a new Nokia 6121 Classic and a Thinkpad T60 with the latest Bluetooth drivers and Windows XP SP2.
I've installed the Nokia software and it asked to get the updated software from the Internet and installed 6.86.9.0
It connected fine via Bluetooth (WIDCOM) and I'm able to Sync my contacts/transfer files without any problems. I then throught I'd connect it to the Internet. I tried the cable connection and it connected fine via 3G to my carrier Optus.
However, if I don't use the USB cable and try via Bluetooth (what I want) it starts to connect and says 'Looking for bluetooth devices'...which is really strange since it's already connected !! Windows XP beeps quickly as if something has been plugged into a USB port, but nothing has. After about 20-30 secs, Windows XP beeps (as if something has been unplugged, but nothing has. The Nokia Connection Manager then says "No modem found!"
It's so strange...it can see the Nokia phone fine via Bluetooth. I then tried to connect via "My Bluetooth Places" and XP also connected fine to the phone. It then installed another dialup connection via Bluetooth. But if I click on that icon, it connects to the phone but then asks for a userid/password which I have no idea what to enter. So I think I need to use the Nokia PC suite, but it won't connect to the Internet via the phone, unless I use the USB cable.
It's a strange one... I've searched the forums but can't see any clues for my particular case.
Daz
PC Connectivity Solution:
Version 8.15.0.0
[Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver:]
Version 6.86.11.0
Operating system:
Microsoft Windows XP 32-bit Edition, Service Pack 2
Language: English
Language for non-Unicode programs: English
Detected Internet browsers:
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 (Default browser)
- Mozilla Firefox 2.0
Detected Bluetooth stacks:
- Microsoft (Version: 5.1.2600, Build: 2180)
- Broadcomm (Version: 5.1.0, Build: 4700)

Answer 1

For anyone who's interested I solved this by:
- Edit the Phone number for the bluetooth Modem and entering *99#
- For the modem, setting it's Maximum speed to the highest. In my case it was 921600.
- Go into Control Panel - Phone and Modem Options - Modems - Select Bluetooth Modem - Properties - Advanced tab and enter at+cgdcont=1,”IP”,”internet”
Dial the connection by going into My Bluetooth Places and double clicking on the icon. When prompted enter a blank userid and password. It should then connect to the Internet via your mobile !
Daz