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> Hi all mobile users.
> I was wondering if it would be possible to use my iPAQ 4155 as an
> 802.11b access point. My iPAQ has ppc 2003 on it. I would like to
> connect my iPAQ to my windows XP computer via USB, then use my XP
> system to surf the net through my iPAQ. Thanks for your knowledge.

Yes

http://www.wmwifirouter.com/

http://www.wmwifirouter.com/

well, I tried it, and the cas isn't a valid CE file, and the exe file
wouldn't go on activesync.

Am 19.10.2008 20:18 schrieb A.N. Onymous Esq:
> Yes
>
> http://www.wmwifirouter.com/

No. Here are the requirements for WMWifiRouter:

> To use WMWifiRouter you need the following on your mobile device*:
>
> * Windows Mobile 5 AKU 3.3 or newer or Windows Mobile 6
> * Both a wifi and a cellular data connection
> * An installed and working version of Internet Sharing**
> * 15 MB of free device memory
>
> * Additional requirements may apply.
> ** Some providers remove Internet Sharing from their branded devices.

The OP has an WM2003-device which is too old for WMWifiRouter.
Additional this device doesn't have the Internet Sharing installed. So
WMWifiRouter will never work on it.
Kind regards, Helge

I had a feelling it wouldn't work. Anybody else ever used a ppc2003
device as an accesspoint?

I had a feelling it wouldn't work. Anybody else ever used a ppc2003
device as an accesspoint?

I had a feelling it wouldn't work. Anybody else ever used a ppc2003
device as an accesspoint?

Sorry, you can't - as has also been explained in my related roundup & bible
( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=407563 ), it's only
starting with WM5 that AP's are supported.

Make sure you check out my article - for example, if you have a Symbian S60
phone, you can use it as an AP.

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wrote in message
news:7a721c45-7c1c-498a-9483-9098259a8f09@d31g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
> Hi all mobile users.
> I was wondering if it would be possible to use my iPAQ 4155 as an
> 802.11b access point. My iPAQ has ppc 2003 on it. I would like to
> connect my iPAQ to my windows XP computer via USB, then use my XP
> system to surf the net through my iPAQ. Thanks for your knowledge.