...as in subject.... does anyone know an application wich ONLY manage the ip,dns & gateways like cell profiles (one tap settings for various network configs) ?
...plz write your app!
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Having problems connecting Skype via wifi. Seems to be the same bug that people are experiencing with IE (Opra works fine). I'm wondering if this will impact all wifi applications. Can anyone assist?
Otherwise the new rom is great, excellent battery life.
regards,
vespa
I have it fixed (including the IE problem) :lol: :lol:
You need to make sure your connection settings are as follows:
Start----->Settings------>Connections----->Advanced----->Select Networks
Programs that automatically connect to the internet use: My ISP
Programs that automatically connect to private network: T-mobile GPRS
Wooo hooo
vespa said:
I have it fixed (including the IE problem) :lol: :lol:
You need to make sure your connection settings are as follows:
Start----->Settings------>Connections----->Advanced----->Select Networks
Programs that automatically connect to the internet use: My ISP
Programs that automatically connect to private network: T-mobile GPRS
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Great - glad you got it working.
Now - the settings you described are "soft" - the reference to "T-Mobile GPRS" and "My ISP" are network connections "settings groups" in Microsoft pocket pc lingo. If you wanted to, you could edit each one and do things like change the GPRS gateway that they use, add a proxy or indicate that no proxy is needed, and add one or more network connections that are used by the "settings group".
It's a pretty powerful and flexible system - but whoever organized and designed the way it's all presented to users should be strung up. :x This has got to be one of the most convoluted, unintuitive user interfaces ever conceived, and it's really a disgrace because this really IS an area that lends itself very well to a clean hierarchical interface.
Anyway - what will be most telling is if you were to now look at the definition of the settings groups for "T-Mobile GPRS" and "My ISP". You will likely see that one of them uses "wap.voicestream.com" as an APN (access point name), while the other uses "internet2.voicestream.com" as the APN.
The name of the settings group is arbitrary - you just need to be sure that what's under the covers in each settings group is designated correctly for "private network" or "the Internet" connectivity, for the right APN, specifying or clearing the proxy definition, etc.
As a matter of fact, my groups are the reverse of yours -- "T-Mobile GPRS" is the name of the settings group that's being invoked on my MDA when I connect to the Internet...
Hi Guys,
Does anyone know how i go about creating a hidden proxy? I tried looking at the settings of the at&t hidden proxy but can't seem to figure it out...
The problem is I cannot use the proxy setting under connection settings because it is already in use. My cellular operator has a monthly data plan of 100MB for 7,5€, but is limited to http traffic. This limitation is enforced by the use of a http proxy.
I'm running a http proxy server at home and would like to chain the proxies so that all requests would be formated to go to my server, through my operator's one. Is this possible?
Alternatively, does anyone know of a program that would allow me to chain proxies?
Thanks
I would also like to know if it is possible to create your own hidden proxy.
I use my tilt on T-Mobile and am also using the proxy to allow me to get unlimited internet access with the T-MobileWeb (Formerly T-Zones) for 5.99 a month.
However, using the proxy I am unable to use Apps such as remote desktop, windows live messenger, etc because for some reason they don't work with the proxy.
I was thinking that maybe using this hidden proxy instead of putting the proxy info in the connections settings would allow me to use these apps.
fdaupias said:
Hi Guys,
Does anyone know how i go about creating a hidden proxy? I tried looking at the settings of the at&t hidden proxy but can't seem to figure it out...
The problem is I cannot use the proxy setting under connection settings because it is already in use. My cellular operator has a monthly data plan of 100MB for 7,5€, but is limited to http traffic. This limitation is enforced by the use of a http proxy.
I'm running a http proxy server at home and would like to chain the proxies so that all requests would be formated to go to my server, through my operator's one. Is this possible?
Alternatively, does anyone know of a program that would allow me to chain proxies?
Thanks
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Try using Mobile Profiler: http://www.iaccarino.de/silvio/stuff/MobileProfilerReadme.htm
Download it here: http://handheld.softpedia.com/get/System-Utilities/Mobile-Profiler-22304.shtml
Cheers,
Mitaka
If you cannot properly setup a visible HTTP proxy (for WiFi), how could you even think about an invisible proxy?
This device is crappy.
Almost
This looks like the beginnings of an excellent application, however, does anyone know of a program that will automatically switch various settings based on GPS location? I have been digging around for months trying to find a solution that will allow me to set up various "profiles" based on my GPS location, e.g. silent/vibrate, medium brightness, gprs connection enabled all other data connection disabled, while I am at work, and wifi on while im in major metropolition areas, and off while not, etc etc.. is this a pipe dream or has anyone stumbled across something similar?
also Im not sure why you want a "hidden" proxy, but this might be your solution:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=309108
Brief intro:
I've used NoData to stop GPRS connections.
(a useful little tool to prevent GPRS connections, available at: http://www.modaco.com/content/pocket-pc-software/246171/new-free-utility/)
My settings are as follows:
Programs that use the automatic Internet use: Business
and same for the private network: Business
So if business is lan, and lan uses WLAN, why do only some applications work and others don't.
Applications that work: gsPlayer, Opera, Internet Explorer
What does not work: Windows Live, Skype, etc.
Please help
Maybe your business WLAN blocks some connections? You should ask your Administrator.
I've used different WiFi networks, it has nothing to do with blockings, it's something to do with the PDA on the PocketPC but I can't figure out what else to do.
I've tried another PocketPC and it works fine, it's a configuration on the HTC Diamond.
Has anyone an idea how to fix this problem? I got the same one and I'm desperately looking for a solution.
I have VPN set up on my diamond to connect to my work network from home, however is there a quicker way to connect to the VPN other than going into:-
Start > Settings > Connections > Edit my VPN Servers > then selecting and holding on the connection to press connect.
Is there a way this can be shortcut to somewhere more accessable?
.G.
Normally it connects automatically when it can't find location on standard connection?
You can create exceptions for VPN to conect automatically.
This way you can decide to trigger vpn for specific URLs as well as defining a wider filter to include all destinations.
You can access the setting here:
Settings->connections->Advanced tab->Exceptions->Add New URL
Hi there.
I know i can add proxy settings to WiFi, by going Settings>WiFi Setting> Menu and then add Proxy and Port details, but that will add the Proxy settings for all the WiFi networks which i dont need. I need to add Proxy and DNS details for the WiFi at my University only and when i get back home i dont need proxy for the WiFi at home , anyway to do this?
No One on this??