I am trying to watch live video from a camera that its only output is ethernet, while also still being able to have cell service. I am able to successfully see the feed on my S20, by using a ethernet to USB-C adapter, but right after I plug it in I lose cell service. I understand why this is happening because my phone thinks I am just trying to connect to the internet using the ethernet connection but in this case I am not. I am wondering if there is a way to get both, the video from the ethernet connection, and have connection to the internet (preferably with cell service from my provider) so I can do other things on my phone at the same time.
Try changing the USB settings in Developer options.
Or maybe this...
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Hello, I'm at work and here is only wired internet, so i wanted to ask, is there any chance, that i can connect usb to pc that has internet and stole some network to my tablet?
I don't know any way to do that, but I use Connectify software on my netbook PC at work which then lets you connect wireless devices to it. The PC just needs to have a wireless and wired connection, it then becomes a hotspot for other devices. Cheers.
I have an Ethernet / Wireless IP Camera. It works on my home network without any issues. But I would like to connect with it directly from my Razr.
When it is on my home network and I'm accessing the control panel then the camera's configuration panel will detect and connect to my Razr running FoxFi. But I don't know how to access the camera to view it. Going to the camera application doesn't do it.
I have IP camera software on my Razr, including the camera viewer that came with the camera. I have FoxFi that I can use. I have the USB Host Ethernet cable that I can use. But I have no clue how I can wirelessly connect directly to the camera.
Any help in getting connected would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew
Never mind. I got it figured out. In case anyone else is looking for a similar solution, here are the steps:
Connect the camera to the home network via Ethernet.
Note: If a port other than 80 is used then it will need to be remembered and specified on the phone.
Configure the camera with the SSID and password for the FoxFi hotspot.
Disconnect the Ethernet from the camera.
On the phone, start FoxFi.
Wait a moment for the camera to connect.
Once connected FoxFi will display the IP assigned to the camera.
Open whatever viewing application you wish and configure the camera.
Alternatively, it can be viewed through a browser.
I'm typing this just after connecting, so I haven't learned if there are any shortcuts when disconnecting and reconnecting later, or if there are any pecularities with the process. I may also experiment later with streaming through a Rasperry Pi, which would bypass using the phone as the hotspot. But this should get someone going.
Hello!
I have Samsung Galaxy S2
I want to get Internet on my phone from notebook using bluetooth adapter (Wifi router is absent)
Files are transfered from adapter successfully, but phone doesn't have internet access
Adapter is configured as a network device (ip address, gate, etc).
But it looks like the phone does not understand that access to Internet is possible using bluetooth adapter .
Tell me, please, how phone should be configured ?
You can share only the internet phone(data or wifi) with the bluetooth tethering or the USB.
But I don't think is possible with pc, the only way is to buy a small Wireless adapter (in my country a mini usb 150mbps adapter costs about 10€) and use it as a hotspot
I think your laptop is connected to the Internet via LAN cable so your wireless adapter is unused. So maybe you can use connectify which turns your computer's WLAN Adapter into a wireless router.
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Since my old $15 TP-Link WiFi adapter I bought a few years ago has been disastrously slow (4mbps with stupidly bad ping spikes in games, only supports 2.4G), I decided I'd use my old Nexus 5X with USB tethering to use its WiFi connection. I can get 100+Mbps on 5.8G now - great! However, I've been wondering why it can't function as a normal USB adapter in a few areas. You can't select the wireless network you want to connect to from the PC and I can't successfully use programs that require port forwarding such as Moonlight Gamestream. I understand that this method of internet connection is bound to bring limitations but why is there no option to fully utilize the network card inside of the phone if I don't need to use the phone anyways? I'd really appreciate an answer from someone who might know about this...
Hi looking to resolve a problem that I can't find an answer to by using Google
I have a tablet running android 11 and have connected a USB c to Ethernet adapter. I have activated wifi and the tablet connects to my local office network. I have activated Ethernet tethering and plugged in a LAN cable to the adapter and the external device (ASIC computer).
The tablet is basically being used to provide wifi connectivity for the device.
I can log into the dashboard and it shows that the ASIC computer is connected and all is working normally BUT I have not found a way to log into the device.... mainly because I have not found a way to locate it's IP address.
I want to be able to configure the firmware on the device from the tablet. It is possible to do this by connecting the device to the router via a lan cable. I then find the IP address on my PC, but I would like to also use the tablet. Thanks
Here is a link to show the set up: https://photos.app.goo.gl/iFsKNWniz2DiDpHD7
Bumped! still trying to get an answer....