Reverse Tether an Android
Tethering is the ability to share Phone’s Internet connection (GPRS or 2G) with PC. Reverse tethering is the opposite. It allows for sharing of Desktop’s/Laptop’s Internet connection with an Android phone over USB.
Using ADBTools, it is very easy to enable reverse tethering in Android Phones (Gingerbread and above).

Using ADBTools, it is very easy to enable reverse tethering in Android Phones (Gingerbread and above).

- Root the Android Phone (Follow this link for step by step procedure for "rooting" of Android phones - http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/how-to-root-android-2-3-gingerbread-using-gingerbreak/ )
- Download ADB Tools from the following link - http://depositfiles.com/files/ll7argiq0
- Run AndroidTool.exe
- Connect the "rooted" Android device. Ensure that the Debugging mode is enabled on the phone.
- The device should be listed in "Select a device" dialog box.
Select DNS Server (Preferably use Google's Public DNS servers: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) - Click on Connect
- The device will prompt for granting Super Access to the tunneling application
- ADB Tools application should show status as Connected
- Internet is now enabled on your phone
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