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Jim Aspinwall

"CNET Do-It-Yourself Home Networking Projects"

If you decided
that was the best option for you, either because that is the only way you can get
to the Internet at home or because you prefer a cellular data connection when
you??™re on the road, this project will help you kick it up another notch and share that
connection with other computers. By employing a mobile router, such as the Kyocera
KR1 Mobile Router or a similar unit from Linksys or Top Global, you can expand your
cellular connection to other computers easily by Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi??”at home or
when mobile. In this project, we??™re creating an expanded cellular data Internet configuration
that will look like Figure 16-1.
A mobile router can use either the tethered cellular modem Internet access from
your cell phone or a PC Card plugged into the router. From there the router acts like
any other broadband router/firewall with Wi-Fi access. The details we??™ve covered in
previous projects for routers and firewalls give us a good foundation to build on??”
substituting cellular for cable or DSL. An advantage of cellular connectivity over Wi-Fi
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is that it is designed to work on-the-move, so if someone you??™re traveling with needs
to be connected, cellular is the best option available.
Step 1: Set Up the Mobile Router
This project starts with a Kyocera KR1 Mobile Router, shown in Figure 16-2. This
router accepts an EVDO (Verizon or Sprint) cellular modem PC Card or USB-tethered
data-capable cell phone (of which only a few models are supported so far) as the
Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) Internet connection.


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