Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] USING PAN: PANU(desktop1)
	->NAP(desktop2)->internet
From: Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>
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Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2005 19:44:41 +0100

Hi,

> machine.
> all is funny. 
> I did 
> #sdptool add NAP
> and I was able to find it and to connect to it.
> but if it's the sdptool which sets the services, what
> does it mean --role NAP in thes line :
> # pand --listen --role NAP

a decent version of pand can set the service entry by itself. I meant
what you see with sdptool if you execute it on your client and request
the services on the master.

> and, other thing, annother computer which is in
> windows XP needs a PIN identifier to connect itself to
> my NAP.
> where I can find this PIN whereas the PANU in linux
> connected successfuly to my NAP without asking for any
> PIN.
> In windows I tried 0000 and and without any number but
> it did't connect.

Look at /etc/bluetooth/pin for incoming connection.

> ps:Marcel you are the best i read a lot of mail by
> you. and sincerly, I admire you.

Thanks.

Regards

Marcel


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