I've tried the one I found on marked (droid vnc server), but i only get an error when i try to start it.
devzero42 said:
I've tried the one I found on marked (droid vnc server), but i only get an error when i try to start it.
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I do .
Make sure you have the right ports open. Also try connecting via wireless then using 3g.
Depending on what you're using the ip address you connect to will have to be different.
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I dont know whats different in my setup, but I can no longer use my VNC viewer to connect to my computer. I flashed my ROM but I did not do anything else. All that is different is that now i connect to HSDPA rather than regular 3G (ATT).
I can still connect to my computer through my other computer. Can flashing the ROM be the problem? Did ATT disable VNC? What could be the problem?
xgm541 said:
I dont know whats different in my setup, but I can no longer use my VNC viewer to connect to my computer. I flashed my ROM but I did not do anything else. All that is different is that now i connect to HSDPA rather than regular 3G (ATT).
I can still connect to my computer through my other computer. Can flashing the ROM be the problem? Did ATT disable VNC? What could be the problem?
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Do other ways of direct (or LogMeIn-like) remote desktop access work? RDP, for example?
Also see my dedicated bible on everything related to this q, the protocols etc. I may make it a sticky again so that it is read by everone.
the host machine has windows xp home, so remote desktop is out of the question. I tried another VNC server and it still doesnt work.
xgm541 said:
the host machine has windows xp home, so remote desktop is out of the question. I tried another VNC server and it still doesnt work.
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What about LogMeIn and the like?
I've noticed that so far no program that does a type of "remote desktop" function has gotten it to work over GPRS, EDGE, 3G or any sort of high speed connection that is not Wi-fi. Anyone know if a hack is needed or that it's a cellular provider that blocks it?
Its your network provider which blocks such ports. I am always connected via 3G/HSDPA...hardly use WiFi and work over RDP to my server.
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Its your network provider which blocks such ports. I am always connected via 3G/HSDPA...hardly use WiFi and work over RDP to my server.
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Can anyone else confirm this? Hopefully someone in the US with Tmobile.
I'm in U.S. on AT&T and it works fine. I am inclined to agree, that port 3389 is probably blocked by T-Mobile. You could try changing RDP port listening on the remote PC and seeing if you can make it work over a different port.
Hannigan174 said:
I'm in U.S. on AT&T and it works fine. I am inclined to agree, that port 3389 is probably blocked by T-Mobile. You could try changing RDP port listening on the remote PC and seeing if you can make it work over a different port.
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Where do you see an option to change ports? I'm using XP and don't see that option when enabling it. I've also tried VNC viewer with VNC Server running on my comp. Still can't get it to connect. Even port forwarded it, but I don't know if I did it rite or what.
Moved as not software release.
Phenomenon said:
Where do you see an option to change ports? I'm using XP and don't see that option when enabling it. I've also tried VNC viewer with VNC Server running on my comp. Still can't get it to connect. Even port forwarded it, but I don't know if I did it rite or what.
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you have the change the port on the server side. then from the client side you have to have a colon : then the port number that you changed the server to.
Phenomenon said:
Can anyone else confirm this? Hopefully someone in the US with Tmobile.
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I'm on Tmobile in the US and RDP and VNC work fine.
reuvenb said:
I'm on Tmobile in the US and RDP and VNC work fine.
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Over cellphone lines and NOT wifi?
reuvenb said:
I'm on Tmobile in the US and RDP and VNC work fine.
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Any chance you can post your settings? I've been reading on this and people are suggesting things like port forwarding and router settings, static IP, etc. Was urs all that complicated? Do you use a router or are connected to a network?
Hello,
I have set up a vpn server at home, trying to connect to my share drives.
Server is ubuntu server 10.04.1, using pptpd. I have verified settings and i cannot connect w/ my nexus one running cm6r3. Anyone have any luck w/ the built in vpn tool .
I keep getting GRE: Bad checksum
Usually indicated username/password failure, but i know it is correct
Also does it use CHAP or what type of authentication?
Thank you.
So i've decided to install ftp server on android, so i wouldn't have to use a cable.
tried to connect using filezilla, and couldn't
Tried to ping the phone from my windows machine - "Destination host unreachable"
Tried to ping my windows maching from phone using "terminal emulator" - seems like it can't find the machine too
tried to ping my router from my phone - it works well.
Anyone has insight to share ?
thanks
flunik said:
So i've decided to install ftp server on android, so i wouldn't have to use a cable.
tried to connect using filezilla, and couldn't
Tried to ping the phone from my windows machine - "Destination host unreachable"
Tried to ping my windows maching from phone using "terminal emulator" - seems like it can't find the machine too
tried to ping my router from my phone - it works well.
Anyone has insight to share ?
thanks
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couldn't ping pc from phone because of firewall :|
still can't figure it out. starting http server on the phone, and accessing it via local ip - works, but if i enter the same ip on my pc -it doesnt :|
Did you try unblocking the ftp port? Also, try using your outside IP, and see if you can ping that.
Well, It's a wired problem.
My device is Droid Ultra (Xt1080), And my system versiong is SU2-3 system version (19.5.3.obake_verizon.Verizon.en.US)
I've done lots of search, but until now I can't get those app run properly:
Share net from computer USB:
Reverse Tether
eazy thether
(can't connect, or show me the wrong message, and I tried this http://www.xda-developers.com/android/usb-reverse-tethering-guide-no-software-required/ even if I can ping it from my computer,I can't share the net)
Vnc server from computer USB:
droid vnc server
mymobier for android
vmlite vnc server
Yes, I tried them all, and none of them work correct, no pic, no connection ,even connected in computer,show nothing in screen, an so on.
Can any one have the same app done on this device, this drive me crazy...
I thought that must be some problem with the usb connection of Droid Ultra.
52manhua said:
Well, It's a wired problem.
My device is Droid Ultra (Xt1080), And my system versiong is SU2-3 system version (19.5.3.obake_verizon.Verizon.en.US)
I've done lots of search, but until now I can't get those app run properly:
Share net from computer USB:
Reverse Tether
eazy thether
(can't connect, or show me the wrong message, and I tried this http://www.xda-developers.com/android/usb-reverse-tethering-guide-no-software-required/ even if I can ping it from my computer,I can't share the net)
Vnc server from computer USB:
droid vnc server
mymobier for android
vmlite vnc server
Yes, I tried them all, and none of them work correct, no pic, no connection ,even connected in computer,show nothing in screen, an so on.
Can any one have the same app done on this device, this drive me crazy...
I thought that must be some problem with the usb connection of Droid Ultra.
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Pay for sunshine, unlock your bootloader and run the flashable zip for Wi-Fi tether i posted in the dev section
thank you for help,but I,m difficult to get sunshine paid.
May you tell me what's the reason cause that?
Sunshine is paid, and has support, on irc freenode go to #sunshine-support, and ask your questions there for support, jcase and crew will likely happily assist you in paying for their outstanding product.