If you take the (better) phone with you and you have a more basic phone plugged into your RaspberryPi for internet at home, then with the better phone you can tether it as my point one says, but also if you use Speedify app on your device e.g.
Once topped up, your home connection, based on PAYG is restored. If you run out of data allowance on this setup, you can top-up remotely, of course, via the provider's app on another phone (GiffGaff in UK is very good for this, as it enables accounts on other phones to be managed, all the other networks' apps seem to need to be running on the phone for the network, which can be inconvenient). If you do need to connect to home, or need to have a home connection running when you're out/away, then an option could be to use another spare phone, with a more basic spec but still 4G or 4G and with a Pay-as-you-go (PAYG) SIM card. for IoT things: lights, heating, projects, personal server etc, or that you live with others who need the internet when you are out. This assumes that you don't need to connect to home whilst out, e.g. You can take the phone with you when you go out.
SPEEDIFY RASPBERRY PI ROUTER PORTABLE
The benefit of this setup is portable - in several ways: I will be plugging it into the above setup to share this connection with the wired devices in my home. I have a Samsung A90 5G phone as a second phone with a SIM that will provide 5G once the signal is available in my area, in the meantime before that, it'll be 4G/4G+. I am looking to do the same thing at some point in the future - with 4G and also 5G. Raspberry Pi 3 B+ to Samsung Galaxy S7 USB Tethering Inactive eth1 How can I share my raspberry pi 3's internet to a router's WAN Share USB tethered phone to Raspberry Pi 4 LAN port
SPEEDIFY RASPBERRY PI ROUTER HOW TO
How to turn the Raspberry Pi into a Gateway to mobile phone The answer is - yes, according to these links, in order of relevance to you:
I know that Tethering a Tablet to a Pi is pretty straight forward (turn on Dev Opt, turn on USB Debug, plug in phone to Pi with USB, turn on USB Tethering), but I wasn't sure if the AirCard was defaulted to "USB Tethering" mode or some other protocol that most computers will detect, but is not used.Ĭan I somehow pass the internet connection from my 4G LTE chosen device through the Pi to my Router, so I can connect phones, computers, tablets, etc., to my Router for internet?Ĭan an AirCard just connect directly to a router, if the router has a USB port? (I think the one on my router is used for DLNA stuff.) I should state my end goal: To use my hotspot as the source for the router's WAN connection. are, nor what they do).ĤG LTE Tablet/AirCard -> Raspberry Pi -> D-Link Router I know that I need to set a static local IP on my router for the Kore Remote on my phone to consistently connect to my Pi, but I have no idea what DLNA, DNS, DHCP, IPv4, IPv6, etc. Generally, I'm fairly new to advanced networking. I have a Raspberry Pi 3B and Raspberry Pi 3B+ (I also have a Pi Zero & Pi Zero W). I will put said SIM card in either a Tablet (with no Wireless AC) or in an "AirCard" with no WiFi capabilities at all (looks like a USB flash drive). I will be getting an unlimited 4G LTE SIM card for like $80/mo. I run a Debian fork (Netrunner Blackbird, right now) for my daily and this has allowed me to get fairly comfortable with Terminals (Konsole on KDE, mostly).
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