Problems to share internet with ios7.1

bug in ios7.1 which prevents virtual operators sharing internet.
bug in ios7.1?
we switched to android?
is not a problem of the carrier
in phone android works well
UPDATE IOS 7.1.1 NOW !!!

I finally got it to work. I did have thunderbolt sharing FROM Wi-Fi enabled, but my firewall was preventing my XBOX from connecting. Right now I'm just turning it off and it works fine, connects to xbox live etc. I'm sure there are ways to go into firewall options and make an exception that will allow my Xbox through without fully disabling it but I haven't looked into this yet.

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Restore from iCloud Backup
1. Settings>General>Reset>Erase all content and settings
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7. Set country
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9. (a) Use Location Service (b) Don't Use Location Service
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Why my iPhone 3GS can't share internet with another iPod, iPhone or iPad with iOS 6.x?

Hi.
I am from Mexico, sorry from my 'english'.
I have an iPhone 3GS with iOS 6.1.3, i can share internet with USB and Bluetooth.
It's ok, but when want share, my iPhone 4S with iOS 6.1.3 doesn't detect the 3GS, and vice versa.
When i try connect with Bluetooth with a iPod Touch Fourth Generation with iOS 6.1.5, i can't too, they doesn't detect too.
When i try connect with Bluetooth with a iPod Touch Fifth Generation with iOS 7.0.4, it works!!
When i try connect with Bluetooth with a iPod Touch Third Generation with iOS 5.1.1, it works!!
¿What can i do? I can't connect with Bluetooth with whatever terminal with iOS 6.x.x

Your best bet is to switch phones with your carrier and get your 4S on the data account.
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Problem connecting to internet with wired ethernet

Shortly after installing the Leopard 10.5.2 update, I could not connect to the internet through the wired ethernet connection. Connected wireless with no problem. Spent time with Apple tech. Determined that the machine was fine. Told to check the wall port. Had a windows PC connect fine through same cable and wall port. Also brought the MacBook to a different location. Connected to the ethernet port and connected to the internet successfully. Determined that the MacBook kept using an IP address of 192.168.1.103. This is the wrong address for my connection. The correct IP address is 172.16.7.1. Installed this address manually in the MacBook and established a connection. The MacBook cannot seem to connect automatically at this location. The Windows PC connects fine. The MacBook keeps coming up with the wrong IP address. Any idea what could be causing this??

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When connected to a modem you will get a different address.
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This is not true of a dsl modem.
It sounds like your modem has linked with the MAC address of the router.
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I just purchased a 13" MBP(10.5.7)and wanted to update software, register, etc. I'm trying to share the internet from my G5 iMac(10.5.7). With airport turned on,I've turned on internet sharing from ethernet to airport on the imac but the Radar icon does not display the "arrow" to show that the iMac is acting like a base station. The firewall setting in the security pref. is set to allow all incoming connections. i keep trying different combinations of settings but the only change is a light gray "monitor" icon on the airport radar in the tool bar. ( and I can't seem to repeat that)The new MBP sees the iMac in the airport drop down menue but does not connect, it says it needs a password but none was established on the imac. When opening safari is says not connected to internet. I've read many post regarding sharing but I must admit I'm confused. I thought this was supposed to be simple.
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When I set the imac to share the ethernet connection and choose by airport the red Button changes to green. the preference window says "sharing your ethernet connection" but no change at the icon on the upper right menu bar. (I've always thought it changes to an arrow over the "radar" icon) if I close the sharing window and then reopen it or turn the airport on/off the internet sharing box becomes unchecked and sharing is turned off. I can't seem to get the radar icon to change and the sharing settings to stay "set".

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Assuming you got to the very long thread, there does not seem to be an easy answer, as people have experienced different problems with different set ups, but there is a bug (or several) to do with this.
Try the option of deleting plists, but even before that, I seem to have solved it for the moment by selecting the Join other network from the drop down menu when you click the airport icon on the menu bar at the top of the screen, then enter the details of the wireless network. Why going in this way should work while other slightly different methods don't it beyond me (and Apple it would seem, for the time being).
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Strange display problem on the Internet with jpgs

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Cant use the link to your screencap, -wants login info.
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Share internet with a neighbour (2 wireless routers with switch?)

Hi All,
I want to ask for your help, if there are better options for sharing Internet:
Today:
The Internet is today shared like this: cable->modem->1. WRT320N router-> 2. WRT320N router (LAN port to LAN port).
It is working pretty OK but as the first router (connected to the Internet) is not in my house I can not restart it if needed (my neighbour is not always at home...)
Preferred solution
I want to connect both routers to the internet separately, means both routers are connected direct to the Internet and not thru each other.
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I update to IOS 5, but it´s very difficult share internet with the new update?

Help me, I have troubles to share the internet trough the iPhone with the new IOS5.
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Bridge mode is not the correct setting on your AirPort Extreme, despite what AirPort Utility might say.
Open AirPort Utility - Click Manual Setup
Click the Internet icon
Connect Using = Ethernet
Connection Sharing = Share a public IP address
Update to save changes
If you get a message about NAT, click the "ignore" option.
Power down everything on the network for a moment. Then start the modem first, then the AirPort Extreme, then your computers and devices.
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Hi,
Thanks for your question.
According to your description, I am not quite sure of your network deployment. I would appreciate it if you can post
a figure of your network topology.
In addition, I recommend you to check the common suggestions below:
You can configure the default gateway to 192.168.2.3, then tracert a public website, such as tracert google.com, then check the result.
In addition, you can disable the firewall and run “ping 192.168.2.3” at the command prompt. If it is unable to ping, you can check the route table or
ARP cache. If it is able to ping, you can try to ping the public IP of the ADSL modem. If it is unable to ping the public IP address, please contact your ISP for assistance.
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