On Thu, 2011-12-08 at 17:20 +0100, Per Jessen wrote:
You wouldn't necessarily need DNS, your mobile unit could just open a connection to e.g. your web-browser, and you'd know the client id.
Indeed some simple mechanism could let us obtain the IP address. Maybe DynDNS is overkill.
Mainly in times of difficulty or support. I could even consider a stupid solution where the system copies a file to a known IP address that we could look at. After that, the rest must be the regular service configurations.
Anyone else been there done that?
Last year I did have a look around for phones that would support tethering, but I ended up buying a USB GSM modem instead.
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