Once you connect to "bt-wifi-with-fon", go to "wifi" in the android "settings". selecting the "btwifi-with-fon" network will bring up a box showing status, and the last item in the list will be IP address...
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That's fine, but unless the router's IP is set in the range to match the static IP that you choose, it aint gonna work... ie if the routers IP is 10.1.1.1 then setting the device to 10.1.0.1 is on the wrong subnet and wont work...It still sounds like an IP problem to me even though should connect if using DHCP.
Try using a static IP on you machine of a totally different range e.g. 10.1.0.1, it would at least prove the point.
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That's fine, but unless the router's IP is set in the range to match the static IP that you choose, it aint gonna work... ie if the routers IP is 10.1.1.1 then setting the device to 10.1.0.1 is on the wrong subnet and wont work...
That's why I asked Chaser to confirm what the router is giving out via dhcp...
We've all been there !!!!! Especially me !!!!Yep that was a silly suggestion I was think router WAN/LAN ranges. I always connect via a router, should put brain in gear before replying to posts.
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That is a bit of a worry. BT seem to be trying to totally monopolise Fon in this country.If they are being renamed to just "btwifi" then I wonder if it'll still work the same...
That was exactly my thinking....If they all have the same name, how will you know which one to log on to? If it'd not a Fon site, it doesn't seem likely that your Fon email & password are going to be accepted.
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