Take the 2-minute tour ×  I'm in a wifi-less office. It's a no
go.  Is there a way I can connect my iPod Touch to my network
with out using wifi. Perhaps using my workstation as a proxy
(without having to resort to the wireless card in it - also a no
go).  Yes, I know the argument - "Just use the internet on your
workstation". But there's other tool's I want to use on the iPod
Touch that use the internet that aren't a web browser or e-mail
client.  share|improve this question How would they figure out
that you are sharing out the WiFi via your computer? –  Yar Oct
7 '09 at 19:33 @Yar If I read it correctly, he's in a wifi-less
office. It's not a matter of being "found out". It's a matter of
not having wifi to connect to. @CodeSlave It seems the short
answer is "no", but perhaps someone with more Apple kung fu
knows of something outside the User Manual. –  JMD Oct 7 '09 at
19:41 tagging ip-over-usb as well, cause, if you nix the wifi,
you've only got one port to use. unless you wanna try using the
headphone ja