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|    Daniel70 to Dan Purgert    |
|    Re: "Tether"?? What is it and how might     |
|    11 Feb 25 23:07:14    |
      XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-11       From: daniel47@eternal-september.org              On 11/02/2025 9:31 pm, Dan Purgert wrote:       > On 2025-02-11, Daniel70 wrote:       >> On 10/02/2025 9:14 pm, Graham J wrote:       >>> Daniel70 wrote:       >>>       >>> [snip]       >>>       >>>>>       >>>> The Computer is showing about a half dozen different Wi-Fi signals       >>>> ..... but the really frustrating thing is that, when I enable Wi-Fi       >>>> connecting on the phone .... the Computer DOESN'T 'find' a new signal.       >>>       >>> You may have misunderstood what the phone is telling you. "Wi-Fi       >>> connecting" probably means "connect phone to a wireless access point,       >>> (probably one in a router)". What you want is "make phone function as a       >>> wireless access point".       >>>       >>> To achieve this normally you would need to enable "hotspot" but the       >>> terminology may vary from one phone to another. So exactly what make       >>> and model of phone do you have?       >>       >> Mobile Phone model Aspera Jazz 2 and I have now turned Wi-Fi hotspot       >> 'On'. It tells me I am using WPA2 PSK Security (does that mean       >> anything?),there is a (12 Digit) Hotspot password and is using the       >> 2.4GHz AP Band       >       > "WPA PSK" just means you're using a pre-shared key (i.e. you told the AP       > and the client what the password is).       >       >> But .....       >> "Sending of the message failed.       >> The message could not be posted because connecting to the news server       >> failed. The server may be unavailable or is refusing connections. Please       >> verify that your news server settings are correct and try again."       >       > That might be your mobile phone carrier only allowing certain (common)       > ports through the hotspot, such as 80/443 for web browsing and       > 495/587/25 for email. Maybe a few other things too.       >       Making note of these Port numbers .... you know ... Just in case.              But, seems as I was able to browse and post to UseNet, I'm hoping it       will not be necessary.              --       Daniel70              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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