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Tethering your Nokia to your Mac on Leopard and going online

Published by Ewan on Wednesday 30th April 2008, 20:14 | Related | Filed Under

Can anyone help out Jeb:

Ewan, you wouldn’t happen to have the settings for tethering a MacBook to a Nokia would you? Since I upgraded to Leopard I haven’t been able to tether. Thanks.

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FLORIAN SEROUSSI 7 months ago 1 point
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Only one answer HOWARD FORUM WIKI. Worked for me!
http://wiki.howardforums.com/index.php/Tether_w...

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JebBrilliant 7 months ago 1 point
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Thanks Florian. I will check there later this evening.

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bitflung 7 months ago 1 point
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honestly, i dont see why people even post in forums anything more than this:
http://europe.nokia.com/A4516037

direct from the vendor, clear and concise, includes screen shots, doesn't require any downloads... am i missing something? in short, there is one setting you need in your phone that is not obvious, and the rest just works the way Bluetooth Setup Assistant makes it look like it should work. (the obscure'esque setting: Tools -> Settings -> Packet Data -> Access Point : here, set the APN you want to use - don't know it? ok, copy it from the Access Point you typically use for internet access on the phone itself ie. the APN for AT&T-USA is either of isp.cingular or wap.cingular - oddly they have identical behavior as far as i see.)

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