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The setup:
- PC with internet connection. (Windows and Linux OS)
- Android phone without internet.
- Another device without internet, that I want to connect to internet through WiFi from first Android phone's
WiFi-HotSpot
.
The question:
Is it possible to share PC's internet with Android phone, and then through Android's WiFi-HotSpot
share it to other devices?
What I tried so far :
The first what I find out is Reverse tethering
, through USB/Bluetooth/Wifi, then enable the WiFi-HotSpot
and then check other devices WiFi... No luck, that didn't work, there were no internet on the wifi hotspot, since the way that reverse tethering gives internet to the Android phone(actually some apps won't even see the connection on the phone which reverse tethering) not the way that WiFi-HotSpot
can share... Is there any way to make Reverse tethering
to give internet connection like mobile data
or some other way that could be shared through WiFi-HotSpot
?
Thanks, that is the one of ways of doing that what I wanted, do you know any ways to do this through usb/bluethoot? PC(with internet), AP1(Without internet), AP2(Without internet). Connect AP1 to PC with reverse tethering, and then share "that" to AP2, possible? not? Wifi-hotspot the reverse tethering through USB...? – BladeMight – 2019-02-16T19:19:18.213
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You can check some of the methods I described here: Different ways of sharing interet connection from Windows to other devices Some may need rooted devices
– xavier_fakerat – 2019-02-16T19:58:55.813There were no method that I was looking for, but method 4 is very similar, but instead of Windows ICS, I'd like to share 3(a/b)'s internet through Android's WiFi-Hotspot feature, so that AP2 could receive reverse tethered internet through WiFi-hotspot of AP1, but as you said, the reverse tethering works not for all apps, so that's why it won't be shared through WiFi-hotspot... I'we been trying that and it didn't worked... Thanks anyway. P.S. I need the exact opposite of what OP asked in the question you mentioned: INTERNET>PC>USB>AP1>WIFI>AP2,AP3,etc. – BladeMight – 2019-02-17T09:32:42.400
1@BladeMight, Oh I understand what you want to achieve, it is a bit complicated though it may be possible, but so far I haven't managed to successfully foward a 'reverse-tethered' internet connection via usb, but will update if I do get something along the lines :) – xavier_fakerat – 2019-02-17T12:03:22.213
OK, I looking forward to see it :) – BladeMight – 2019-02-17T15:08:58.363