My hometown does not have wired Internet but fortunately 4G is available. So I decided to share my Android Internet using a WiFi router.
I had a Raspberry Pi lying around and decided to put it to use for this. All I had to do was tether USB to raspberry PI and connect PI to the router over Ethernet. I had working Internet connection in first attempt only to realize after some time that it was only IPv6 websites that worked. I had to touch router configuration to fix IPv4.
IPv6 seems to solve lot of networking issues. It's a pity that the giants[1] still haven't implemented it.
I had a Raspberry Pi lying around and decided to put it to use for this. All I had to do was tether USB to raspberry PI and connect PI to the router over Ethernet. I had working Internet connection in first attempt only to realize after some time that it was only IPv6 websites that worked. I had to touch router configuration to fix IPv4.
IPv6 seems to solve lot of networking issues. It's a pity that the giants[1] still haven't implemented it.
[1]: https://github.com/quaintdev/awesome-no-ipv6-websites