LAN over USB not working

[Rubberducky]

Hi,

I have a HTC S710 (Vox) and a laptop with Ubuntu running on it.
When i connect the smartphone to my laptop with USB, it shows up as a Generic RNDIS device and connects.
If i run zaTelnet pro on the phone and SSH to the ip of my laptop (on the USB network device), i'm able to connect.
But when i put the same ip address in the address bar of Internet Explorer on my phone, it says i can't connect because my 'internet connection is not configured', i guess it wants to connect through wifi or something.

Btw: I have apache running on the laptop, so i want to get the webpage from my laptop on my phone through usb connection.

Thanks,

Rubberducky

[Rubberducky]

Bump?

I've also restarted the apache server after i connected the phone, no difference.

[Rudegar]

settings->connections->connections->advanced->select network
choose my hone network or something like that not being your isp
in the dropdown box's

[Rubberducky]

Sorry to sound stupid, but i can't find connections->connections.
I've gone through all available items in the connections menu, but there's nothing with an 'advanced' option?
What am I doing wrong?

Thanks

[Rudegar]

well i don't own a vox
but all devices with wm i've used
i open the start menu
i click settings
i click the conections tab
i click connections icon
i click advanced tab
i click select networks button
and i get a window with the 2 dropdown buttons

[Rubberducky]

Are you sure you're not talking about a pocket pc?

[boog]

It's been a bit since I had my smartphone out (blackjack), but I think there are options for the connection in pocket ie. Check the menu and see.

[Rubberducky]

I've unchecked the autodetect setting setting, changed the connection to Internet, Work, WAP, Secured WAP, none work...
Any other possibilities?