Is it possible to have a TCP/IP network using bluetooth? I have my Android U8220 and I need to have a network with my laptop as if it was an ad-hoc wifi connection (tcp/ip). Is that even possible? If you want to know, I'm using bluez as manager in my Linux box.

EDIT

To clear doubts, I'll be more specific. There's a music program in my laptop called mpd. It is controlled by different clients in the network. One of this clients is in my Android and it works perfectly when I'm connected to the wi-fi network in my house.

I wanted to make a direct connection with my laptop, without the need of a router, so there are 2 options:


Ad-Hoc, which is not available for my phone (I don't know why)
Bluethooth which is the last option.


This is the link of the player, for those who want to know (although it doesn't have to much to do with the question.)
If you're talking about using your mobile phone as a tethering device over Bluetooth then sure this is:

PdaNet




  Is Linux (Ubuntu etc.) supported?
  
  Meanwhile only Bluetooth DUN is
  supported (requires android 2.0) on
  Linux.
  
  We are working on a linux port for USB
  Tether but it may take a while.
  
  via junefabrics.com


EDIT

Sorry for misunderstanding you. Could any of the following MPD control applications on the Android Market help you?