N8-00 Network Location and IPv6 connectivity? WiFi...

Question

I live in a rural area in Canada and tether my internet through my Nokia N8.  My computer works faster than my phone and it saves the battery from unnecessary wear when I'm checking email at home.  Unfortunately it's my only option, but it works for me...sort of.
I'm running a Toshiba e305 and when I try to use the Intel my wifi utility to share my connection with a netbook or another device I suddenly can't 'share my internet' with another device because the computer doesn't recognize that I'm connected to the internet.  If I try to use the My WiFi utility to access my media through PlayTo, I can't also connect via JoikuSpot because If I use JoikuSpot, it communicates with an ad-hoc network which shuts off the my wifi utility, effectively strangling my computer's wireless media potential.  
If I try to use the Intel MyWifi utility to engage the wireless hotspot in my notebook it turns on - but when I try to 'share my internet' it tells me that there's no internet connection.
If I want to use my device itself as a wifi hotspot I can with Joikuspot, but my notebook's hotspot is stronger and this saves me the extra power cable to save my N8's battery.
I *think* the problem is because the IPv6 protocol isn't set by default.
When I reset it to be on, I'm told that it won't engage until the next time I log on...
...HOWEVER, every time I log onto my network the connection starts fresh...nokia suite 1 then nokia suite 2 then nokia suite 3...I'm prompted to choose if it's a public or private network every time, as they're fresh connections.
Is there a way to save the details of the connection/adapter/whatever so that I can be sure the connection works perfectly every time?
I would like to be able to use my notebook as the wireless hub when using my N8 as a modem so that I could have my netbook across my home for light filesharing and internet in addition to the other features I already enjoy.
 With a hardware featureset so strong, I am frustrated that there's a disconnect here that stops me from fully utilizing this otherwise great handset with an otherwise great notebook computer.

Answer 1

blitzu wrote:
ok, when i go into settings>connectivity>settings>data use in home network> i change it to wlan only, it should work off wifi only but it says unable to perform action, access denied.
I change it to "always ask" and it works wifi then i exit out and go into connection manager and it show 2 connections one is for wifi and the other is my carrier (virgin) i disconnect Virgin then it reconnects to virgin internet again.
Can help relate to this?
I am having the same issues .... it's really frustrating. I've ended up with nothing on the homescreen and removing a lot of apps that I downloaded from the Ovi store thinking that maybe this one is the culprit. No dice.
Someone mentioned something about setting a particular Destination point as default. How do you do that?
Nokia needs to make things simpler. They also need to implement something similar to Apple App Review process. If it's going to cause so much problem, it needs to be re-done. But I doubt Nokia will do that, this is what happens when you drop the ball and need to catch-up with your competitor.