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ssh from your computer over wifi is easy, but doing it over LTE seems to be problematic if not impossible (with the phone acting as the server). It doesn't look like we're given a public ipv4 address and they're just doing an NAT magic to translate it into an ipv4 addy on their end, but it doesnt necessarily link back to you always (if you check your ip over a browser).
With my home connection being SOL as far as having ipv6 thanks to craptactular att "we dont need no ipv6 for our customers," I don't see any possible method to reach the phone.
Blackberries had a static ipv4 (when I had one) but I know that's a dying thing for new phones with ipv4's days numbered.
I know there's other solutions (like vpn), but obviously that's not the same.
i have not had any luck either and that makes sense now cuz i remember having issues with trying to run a server on my phone . damn this is annoying.
I cant get ANY data to work with the exception of once and that was only searching google.com but no other website would work... any ideas anyone?
ddarvish said:
i have not had any luck either and that makes sense now cuz i remember having issues with trying to run a server on my phone . damn this is annoying.
I cant get ANY data to work with the exception of once and that was only searching google.com but no other website would work... any ideas anyone?
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Nope, not really. Probably could set up a vpn server on my VPS server and and vpn into that to get around the NAT though and do some work in iptables for routing. That was the only thing I could come up with.
Hi,
I know that it was stated that "ssh from your computer over wifi is easy," but this process is not immediately obviously to me. I have succeeded in sshing with the phone, but not into it. Can someone explain how to ssh into the phone (from a computer with wifi that the phone is also connected into)?
Thank you,
Michael
mcoughlin said:
Hi,
I know that it was stated that "ssh from your computer over wifi is easy," but this process is not immediately obviously to me. I have succeeded in sshing with the phone, but not into it. Can someone explain how to ssh into the phone (from a computer with wifi that the phone is also connected into)?
Thank you,
Michael
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You need an ssh server on your phone. You can either use something like dropbear, which comes by default on most AOSP ROMs and you can figure out how to set it up by reading this or you can use something like sshdroid, which is a GUI app.
I'd be willing to bet that verizion simply blocking ports and not giving you a real ip
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movielover76 said:
I'd be willing to bet that verizion simply blocking ports and not giving you a real ip
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Unless you're roaming, you're always behind NAT and an IP within verizon's network. No one is going to give you a real and static ipv4 address nowadays regardless of the mobile network, there just arent enough left. IPv6 however I do not know if it routes out or not, haven't tested yet and the only place that I have an ipv6 address is my remote server so it doesn't do that much good usability wise to me.
Thank you for the really helpful comment! Now for another silly question: imagine the case where you have your phone connected by USB to your computer. Is it still possible to "ssh" into it using one of the methods described above?
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Thank you for the really helpful comment! Now for another silly question: imagine the case where you have your phone connected by USB to your computer. Is it still possible to "ssh" into it using one of the methods described above?
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if you have the usb cable connected, you could just use adb and type "adb shell"
Otherwise, I don't think so because you aren't registering a network address via usb.
So once you are into your phone with adb, is it possible to run a program like ConnectBot to ssh out from the phone through your computer's adb shell?
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So once you are into your phone with adb, is it possible to run a program like ConnectBot to ssh out from the phone through your computer's adb shell?
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Yes, if you mean ssh into your computer's sshd (ssh server).
ssh client (phone) → ssh server (computer)
or you can go the other way as well if you have an ssh server on your phone.
i know modifying the services.jar is done when rooted but i have been messing with QPST pretty much all day and have found quite a few little tweaks that can be made. anyway, i noticed under multiple tabs there are options for tethering. when i get back, im going to back up all my settings and then change some things to see what i can come up with.
can anyone with and intimate knowledge of QPST and our phones chime in here? is there anyway at least the wired tethering can be modified w/ QPST to be unlocked? just a thought because the market apps have to do something not root related.
I don't know about actual tethering (which gives your PC an IP address), but I've seen a lot of posts on XDA and other forums on how to browse the web using a proxy setup. I've been doing this for the last few days that I've owned the phone.
In essence, it involves:
1. Running a proxy server app on your phone. I use JADS internet sharer, in SOCKS mode. Proxoid is another HTTP proxy server
2. Connecting phone to the computer using USB
3. Putting the phone in HTC Sync mode (I couldn't get adb to work in charge only mode)
4. Doing adb port forwarding on your computer: adb forward tcp:12345 tcp:1080
5. Configuring firefox to use the SOCKS v5 proxy localhost:12345 (or HTTP/HTTPS proxy if you run proxoid)
6. Configuring the network.proxy.socks_remote_dns custom property value to "true" in firefox's advanced configuration (type about:config in the address bar, and type "dns" in the filter textbox)
After this, I can browse the internet all I want. And that's really all I need at this time. I'd like to have the computer route all internet through this proxy server, but I'm going to look into it later.
I suspect the market apps are doing something VERY similar. They all have a client component you have to install on your PC, maybe the client is a "dummy" network interface that routes all traffic through a similar port forwarding setup.
ProcessorHog said:
I don't know about actual tethering (which gives your PC an IP address), but I've seen a lot of posts on XDA and other forums on how to browse the web using a proxy setup. I've been doing this for the last few days that I've owned the phone.
In essence, it involves:
1. Running a proxy server app on your phone. I use JADS internet sharer, in SOCKS mode. Proxoid is another HTTP proxy server
2. Connecting phone to the computer using USB
3. Putting the phone in HTC Sync mode (I couldn't get adb to work in charge only mode)
4. Doing adb port forwarding on your computer: adb forward tcp:12345 tcp:1080
5. Configuring firefox to use the SOCKS v5 proxy localhost:12345 (or HTTP/HTTPS proxy if you run proxoid)
6. Configuring the network.proxy.socks_remote_dns custom property value to "true" in firefox's advanced configuration (type about:config in the address bar, and type "dns" in the filter textbox)
After this, I can browse the internet all I want. And that's really all I need at this time. I'd like to have the computer route all internet through this proxy server, but I'm going to look into it later.
I suspect the market apps are doing something VERY similar. They all have a client component you have to install on your PC, maybe the client is a "dummy" network interface that routes all traffic through a similar port forwarding setup.
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does easytether have a pc client? never tried it so i really dont know but i think your right because in the free version of easytether its web ports only and the paid version, all ports are working (gaming, messaging, etc....).
I've tried the Easytether paid version and it works great.
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I've tried the Easytether paid version and it works great.
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i've used this before.. good stuff
ydoucare said:
I've tried the Easytether paid version and it works great.
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never said it didnt work. that's not the point of this thread.
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I've tried the Easytether paid version and it works great.
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Over wifi? Also, will this work for computers that can only join a secure network? (not adhoc) [if wifi is avail]
I only need to tether when on a job and there network is down or something and I may need to get on my laptop for a brief amount of time would this easytether work for me.
this should be in Q&A or general. you are not developing anything with your op so it does not belong here please pm a mod to move
Or merge with thread WIP DEV hotspot unlock?
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Hello to all.
I was trying to start this thread in Android Software and Hacking General, but got a warning about not having enough posts to submit a thread there, so I'm going to try here.
I have a Samsung Galaxy S II phone with the newest Android version. My goal is to modify the system so that 3G and WiFi are able to run together, side-by-side, simultaneously without 3G being turned off. Now, every time I connect to a WLAN, 3G cuts.
[OK, the spam police won't let me post outside links; Google Mobisocial 3G Wifi Stanford to find the article I'm talking about.]
MobiSocial News wrote about a hack that modifies ConnectivityService.java in a rather crude way, but according to the author of that article, it works on a 2.x Android system. There's not much info about the hack, but it's at least something and sounds plausible.
I tried to follow the instructions; I downloaded newest Android source codes, modified ConnectivityService.java and built the kernel by following these instructions: [a link to source.android.com "Building the System"]. But unfortunately, make didn't produce a services.jar mentioned in the article.
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Does anyone know anything about using 3G and WiFi at the same time? Is it even possible?
Every piece of information is valuable, so don't be afraid to post. Thanks!
Anyone?
If I was misunderstood in my previous post; I'm not looking to have simultaneous connections, I just want the mobile network device to be online while I'm doing something with WiFi. And when WiFi cuts off, for example in a train tunnel or something, 3G takes its place.
I want to do the same with you
Cherilee said:
Anyone?
If I was misunderstood in my previous post; I'm not looking to have simultaneous connections, I just want the mobile network device to be online while I'm doing something with WiFi. And when WiFi cuts off, for example in a train tunnel or something, 3G takes its place.
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Hello from me. I done the same job with you! And the Service.jar was created and i pushed to my mobile phone. But still the same default use of the connectivity. You managed to do something?
No it is not possible.
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No it is not possible.
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And why they say that it works?
Cherilee said:
Does anyone know anything about using 3G and WiFi at the same time? Is it even possible?
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It's possible with a rooted phone.
cboursinos said:
Hello from me. I done the same job with you! And the Service.jar was created and i pushed to my mobile phone. But still the same default use of the connectivity. You managed to do something?
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Read here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2197776
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Actually it is, I found this thread that describes how to do it on an optimus G phone, and based on that I was able to do in on vanilla android 4.3 as well (my rooted nexus 4).
You need to put a couple of scripts together, since you need a series of shell commands for turning this on and off, I recommend the wonderful SH Script Runner for this.
Here is what I did on my Nexus 4. It works perfectly but note that you don't actually see the wifi icon turning on, but if you run "netcfg | grep UP" you will see that the wlan0 interface is up and running (as well as the rmnet_usb0 mobile data interface, both of them will be up and will have the expected IP addresses) and you can access your local LAN while your mobile data 3g/4g whatever provides your default route to the outside world.
Code:
# enable dual-networking:
pkill dhcpcd
svc wifi disable
svc data enable
netcfg wlan0 up
cd /data/misc/wifi/.
wpa_supplicant -B -Dnl80211 -iwlan0 -c/data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf
dhcpcd wlan0
ip route add x.x.x.x via x.x.x.y # add any desired local route
# disable dual-networking:
ip route del x.x.x.x/x via x.x.x.y
pkill dhcpcd
pkill wpa_supplicant
rm -rf /data/misc/wifi/wlan0
netcfg wlan0 down
svc wifi disable
svc data disable
Hi guys. I am trying to do the same on my Xiaomi m2. Can someone point me to the correct direction. Much much much appreciated.
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Hi guys. I am trying to do the same on my Xiaomi m2. Can someone point me to the correct direction. Much much much appreciated.
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What's your Android version? Is the phone rooted? Did you try running the above commands I posted, and what was the output?
You could also try the similar commands that worked on another and post the output here.
sordna said:
What's your Android version? Is the phone rooted? Did you try running the above commands I posted, and what was the output?
You could also try the similar commands that worked on another and post the output here.
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Hi I'm running on Miui v5 4.1.1
I did try the above commands. But I'm not sure about the ip route you mentioned in the coding x. X. X. X via y. Y. Y. Y.
The response of the script was permission denied. I am definitely rooted and I gave permission to SH script runner.
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First try the commands on the terminal (adb shell, or terminal app) and make sure to type "su" first, so that all commands get executed with root permissions. After you get things working without errors on the terminal, you can put these commands in script runner.
The x.x.x stuff needs to be replaced with the subnet/netmask of your home LAN, such as 10.0.0.0/24 or whatever and the default gateway (your wireless router) to reach it via.The route stuff assumes a basic understanding of networking... Actually you can remove the route statements, they are only needed if your home LAN is on a different subnet than your WiFi subnet... most home routers put everything on the same subnet.
What is the end goal you are trying to achieve by connecting to 2 networks?
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First try the commands on the terminal (adb shell, or terminal app) and make sure to type "su" first, so that all commands get executed with root permissions. After you get things working without errors on the terminal, you can put these commands in script runner.
The x.x.x stuff needs to be replaced with the subnet/netmask of your home LAN, such as 10.0.0.0/24 or whatever and the default gateway (your wireless router) to reach it via.The route stuff assumes a basic understanding of networking... Actually you can remove the route statements, they are only needed if your home LAN is on a different subnet than your WiFi subnet... most home routers put everything on the same subnet.
What is the end goal you are trying to achieve by connecting to 2 networks?
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Thanks you for your reply. First of all my understanding of networking isn't anywhere basic . What i did with the xxx was replacing it with the internal ip assigned to me, aka 192.x.x.x
For the yyy, I replaced it with the ip of 3g connection. Not sure what I am doing here. Please guide me here (I know the su part which I an required to do in terminal)
And finally my goal. I have Seagate wireless plus and itself is a portable wifi hotspot to its own content. I am able to stream pictures music and video from the battery operated hardisk. I can bridge the connection of the portable hotspot to my home wifi gaining xs to the Internet.
However while I am connected to the Seagate wireless plus, I cannot connect to my 3g. That meaning I can't have Internet on the go which is a very big limitation.
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OK. You don't need the "ip route" command, since your WiFi interface will give you access to the Seagate as soon as you connect to it. And the 3G interface, at least in my case, provided default gateway to the internet.
Anyway, try the other commands one by one and see which of them, if any, give you any errors. The netcfg command should show you that 2 interfaces (apart from the lo - 127.0.0.1) are UP and with expected IP addresses if everything goes well.
sordna said:
OK. You don't need the "ip route" command, since your WiFi interface will give you access to the Seagate as soon as you connect to it. And the 3G interface, at least in my case, provided default gateway to the internet.
Anyway, try the other commands one by one and see which of them, if any, give you any errors. The netcfg command should show you that 2 interfaces (apart from the lo - 127.0.0.1) are UP and with expected IP addresses if everything goes well.
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ip route add x.x.x.x via x.x.x.y # add any desired local route -------->( do i remove this row of code entirely? What do i do with this row of coding? Provide my default gateway? I'm not sure what's my default gateway or how i do find out my default gateway or how should i edit this coding to my default gateway.)
Anyway, try the other commands one by one and see which of them, if any, give you any errors. The netcfg command should show you that 2 interfaces (apart from the lo - 127.0.0.1) are UP and with expected IP addresses if everything goes well (In short if the i execute the above commands correctly with the correct default gateway of my 3G, the netcfg command should show my default gateway correctly? is my understanding correct?)
As I said before, you don't need the ip route command, remove that line entirely!
When all is working, netcfg | grep UP should show you your wlan interface with the IP address given to it by the Seagate, and your mobile data interface with the IP address given to it by your cellular provider.
sordna said:
As I said before, you don't need the ip route command, remove that line entirely!
When all is working, netcfg | grep UP should show you your wlan interface with the IP address given to it by the Seagate, and your mobile data interface with the IP address given to it by your cellular provider.
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Thanks you much! Going to try out when I get home.
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OK. Please hit the thanks buttons
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When i run the code line by line in terminal, i get an error message wlan0: interface not found or invalid
Do I run the code when connected to my hardisk hotspot? When exactly do I run the code.
wlh03212 said:
When i run the code line by line in terminal, i get an error message wlan0: interface not found or invalid
Do I run the code when connected to my hardisk hotspot? When exactly do I run the code.
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If you try to understand the code you will notice it turns off your Wi-Fi and then turns it on. So actually you don't need to connect to the hotspot first.
Regarding the interface name, here is where you need to do your own investigation and figure the WiFi interface name for your own phone.
The netcfg command without any arguments displays all interfaces, and whenever you are on Wi-Fi, the relevant interface will be UP and will have your assigned IP address next to it.
Look at how much stuff I changed compared to the things posted by the other guy for the optimus phone. Look at his solution and be prepared to investigate and come up with similar amount of changes for your phone. I spent several hours trying different stuff for my Nexus 4, with my only info being the other guy's post. I read about netcfg and everything else googling various websites. You need to do the same and learn a bit about that stuff.
For all I know, the Optimus phone method could be closer to your phone than my method, perhaps. You have to do your own research and figure out the differences, then post them here to help other owners with the same device as yours.
sordna said:
If you try to understand the code you will notice it turns off your Wi-Fi and then turns it on. So actually you don't need to connect to the hotspot first.
Regarding the interface name, here is where you need to do your own investigation and figure the WiFi interface name for your own phone.
The netcfg command without any arguments displays all interfaces, and whenever you are on Wi-Fi, the relevant interface will be UP and will have your assigned IP address next to it.
Look at how much stuff I changed compared to the things posted by the other guy for the optimus phone. Look at his solution and be prepared to investigate and come up with similar amount of changes for your phone. I spent several hours trying different stuff for my Nexus 4, with my only info being the other guy's post. I read about netcfg and everything else googling various websites. You need to do the same and learn a bit about that stuff.
For all I know, the Optimus phone method could be closer to your phone than my method, perhaps. You have to do your own research and figure out the differences, then post them here to help other owners with the same device as yours.
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Yes. I notice that the wifi switched off and then turns on again. Alright I do some research on my own! Thanks again.
Hope that I will get some breakthrough soon
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Hi
I finally got it working. When I am connected to seagate wireless, I have to fiddle with the connection settings inside wifi settings. I assigned a static ip and assigned the gateway to 0.0.0.0
As for the ip, I set a different internal ip with the last digit increased by one. Example 172.25.0.2
Now I am connected to both 3G and LAN.
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Hi all.
I have a 3G (HSDPA) mobile phone, not Android nor a smart phone, which has Bluetooth DUN profile: I can already tether my laptop to it via Bluetooth.
I'm planning to buy a WiFi only tablet running Android and would like to tether it to my mobile phone the same way as the laptop.
I've searched through the forums here at XDA with (apparent) no luck.
Is there any application/ROM for Android tablets that supports such a use?
I've tried a few Android phones (both stock and modded), but they don't seem to support Bluetooth tethering.
Is there any hint, reference, link or advice?
I am not scared to eventually do that in command line on the tablet, though.
Please don't suggest WiFi tethering (as the phone has no WiFi) or USB tethering as both the tablet and the phone just work as devices, not host.
Thanks in advance.
No way?
Depends on the tablet you purchase. I have an Archos 101G9 Turbo tablet and an old Nokia E71 phone. I cannot tether the tablet to the phone through the bluetooth settings menu as it just does NOT show any profiles for the phone. I can however tether the tablet to my phone via command line commands. But this requires the tablet to be rooted in order to use such commands.
Djirin said:
Depends on the tablet you purchase. I have an Archos 101G9 Turbo tablet and an old Nokia E71 phone. I cannot tether the tablet to the phone through the bluetooth settings menu as it just does NOT show any profiles for the phone. I can however tether the tablet to my phone via command line commands. But this requires the tablet to be rooted in order to use such commands.
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Well, rooting is almost mandatory to have any non-trivial feature on these devices.
I was just wondering whether my "special need" was somehow supported in some tablet with stock or aftermarket ROM.
I do understand that a fairly complete bluetooth stack should be already in place in Android.
What I need to understand is how far my feature is from a simple use.
Well I just happened to install BlueVPN from the market a day or two ago and it works like a charm. No need to open a terminal emulator and do what I've done before.
Using either way to connect to my phone still results in some native apps not recognizing the connection. The web browsers work (stock, opera mobile/mini, firefox, chrome). But native apps like the gmail app, speed test app, and probably a few others just won't recognize the data connection. I wonder if some other properties need to be set for them to recognize it.
Not a huge deal for me since the web browsers work.
Djirin said:
Well I just happened to install BlueVPN from the market a day or two ago and it works like a charm. No need to open a terminal emulator and do what I've done before.
Using either way to connect to my phone still results in some native apps not recognizing the connection. The web browsers work (stock, opera mobile/mini, firefox, chrome). But native apps like the gmail app, speed test app, and probably a few others just won't recognize the data connection. I wonder if some other properties need to be set for them to recognize it.
Not a huge deal for me since the web browsers work.
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These are great news for me.
While email and calendar can be accessed with the browser, SSH (ConnectBot) needs a connection. Could you please check whether this works?
I fear there's some firewalling or NAT in place, this is why it's not working... maybe.
I tried ConnectBot out for at least the telnet portion and that was able to connect but could not send anything from the onscreen keyboard. It just would not recognize anything I typed. I do not have anything to SSH into so could not test that connectivity out.
It connects at least from what I can see. But dislikes the touchscreen keyboard on my tablet apparently.
Hi everyone,
I am trying to get my head around on what can be done to bypass the tethering filter on 3UK.
Below are different scenarios I have come up with and would like any volunteers who could try out any of the following for me. Of course I will be doing these myself as and when time permits but its always helpful to have others view on it too.
Please and I say please, do not turn this thread into Right and Wrongs of tethering or Terms and conditions of 3 mobile contracts. Please keep your views to yourself regarding if its lawful or unlawful or ethical or unethical or whatever you seem to come up with. I would like this to be a productive thread, instead of random comments on tethering.
Option 1: Use SSH Tunnel * Should I use SSH tunnel on my phone and use my PC to connect to it to use internet. Is there a reverse option?
Option 2: Use OpenVPN Install OpenVPN on your pc, and connect your phone to your pc using default VPN function on your phone in my case GT-I9100 comes with VPN function. You could also try to reverse this method and install OpenVPN on your phone and use your PC to connect to it. *
Option 3: Use the above two together in combination As the heading says, use SSH tunnel to connect to your OpenVPN.
Option 4: Use a proxy on your pc and connect to your phone or reverse, install proxy app on your phone and point your pc web browser to that proxy address. You could use the SSH tunnel here to connect too.
So, tools at hand are vpn with any encryption available, ssh tunnel, proxy server.
Tools to ignore - TOR (onion), garlic based TOR like, changing User Agent on web browsers or paid VPN.
3 UK has two APN settings, three.co.uk for mobiles (NATd ip address) and 3internet (dongle users) has external IP address and I believe it’s an Open NAT or no NAT.
Please feel free to mix and match any options and also share your views on what is technically possible.
I hope to see something useful and learn a bit more. Even if we fail to achieve the desired results, it will still be enlightening to find the facts on how 3 detects tethering.
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Well, they have a few ways..TTL: In my opinion, the most likely telltale signal of tethering. For example, *iOS packets originate with a TTL of 64, so if they see anything else they know something is up. This is very easy to check, as the TTL is checked by each router as the packet is handled. (the address on the envelope - doesn't require opening the letter, to use an analog analogy)APN: Another possible sign of tethering is data being routed over the access point set up for the built-in tethering feature. But giffgaff does NOT have a separate APN for Tethering. Again, this is easy to check without deep packet inspection.User-agent: This is where carriers would need to get heavy-duty equipment and a willingness to be invasive to detect tethering. Your browser sends information about itself to remote web servers, and this information could be checked. I do not think giffgaff is doing this (to detect tethering at least,) as it is not proof of tethering since anyone can easily use another browser on your phone that reports a different User Agent.Web Sites Visited: Again, highly invasive, though it doesn't require DPI. If you're using the DNS servers of the carrier, they could look for requests for certain domain names like windowsupdate.com etc. This wouldn't be proof either, though.I would bet that they are using TTL. So tunneling the TCP/IP packets that way probably resets the TTL to the default of the WAN interface on the phone.
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Why do you have to make 2 threads for the same subject?
Well I wasn't sure at the time of writing first one if I had to go down the route of testing which the second one is for. So, the first one is literally to know if its happening to new contracts only and second is for testing different scenarios and finding how.
Hope this helps and if not then jog on.
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Invincible29 said:
Hope this helps and if not then jog on.
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Less of the attitude please and more of the reading of forum rules. Stick to one thread for the same thing.
Thread closed, use the other one (it was created first).