Is there an app that can shutdown a windows computer just using its ip address without the need for installing a client on the computer.
Am looking for something like this to use at work on our domain.
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Sorry I just know wake on lan :/
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Yeah that's all I can find to. Its a shame would I'd been great for work
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run > shutdown -i
Works with hostname. I haven't tried with IP addresses, but i think that works too.
You'd have to create some kind of server... you have to have something that will accept connections on the server end. Whatever it may be, including SSH, etc.
http://tweetmypc.codeplex.com/
Could do what you want and more but you won't be able to turn off a computer without a way (service or server) that allows it
smb
there'sis somethinglike that ... but it checks for a security hole in "windows vista and 7 ONLY" no XP""" Vista and 7,... ok you can connect to the same network and input the IP and NUKe it.."test for the security hole, if the machine has it, it will shut down.. now aday.. 5 out of 10 machines has that hole open.. so its 50 50 chance but still good to test!
ITS CALLED "SMB CHECK"
That's frightening. If your computers have this vulnerability, they should be patched... not exploited
But anyway... something that actually executes against the credentials of your system is definitely the way to go.
Been playing with ssh so I just connect to a pc from phone and issue command to that an shut any computer on network down. Shame there isn't an app that can do out in a few clicks.
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Cool man. I can't imagine it'd be too hard to write one, especially if it's just triggering a bash script with a specified argument (of the host name).
Out of curiosity, are you connecting via VPN? If so, what are you using?
I'm excited for the release of the Cisco Cius and their AnyConnect client, which will hopefully be ripped (or released).
Not using vpn am connected to nw via wireless.
If a talented dev would take up the challenge and code an app for this it would be great, if only I could code
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Not using vpn am connected to nw via wireless.
If a talented dev would take up the challenge and code an app for this it would be great, if only I could code
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Try compiling wmic-client
http://jkern.posterous.com/compiling-wmic-for-linux-without-installing-s
http://dev.zenoss.org/svn/trunk/inst/externallibs/wmi-1.3.13.tar.bz2
http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/
This interests me slightly. I may look into it.
Are you interested enough to code something?
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nice .
Related
anyone know of any tools to capture network traffic? live or historical?
Capturing packets? like the fun tools in backtrack ?
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Capturing packets? like the fun tools in backtrack ?
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couldnt find any goodies with that name, mind sending me a link?
greatly appreciated
Backtrack is unbuntu based for pc, sorry for the confusion. But it does all that fun stuff you can do with packets. Unbuntu was successfully loaded to the droid, but never hear of anyone getting the, "network tools" to work.
What exactly are you trying to capture?
Sometimes I see my 3g light up and I would like to be able to see what I'm transmitting and where
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O kinda just like, who are you talking to right now? Email, facebook, Twitter?!?! huh? TELL MEEEEEEE!!!!!!!
Exactly
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Would have to be a App that runs off a dns server somewhere. Would find the ip address your phone is getting data from and spit out a http address for you.
Market search for "dns" shows lots of tools, Happy Downloading!
I use phonemypc to log into my windows pc but does anyone know of one that will work with ubuntu? Most are just compatible with windows, some with mac. I guess the only way is to set up a vnc server on my ubuntu computer?
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Well, you really don't have to "set up" a VNC server in Ubuntu because Ubuntu's remote desktop application is actually VNC, not RDP. Just enable remote desktop in the system settings, set up the appropriate port forward rules on your router and you should be good to go.
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Thanks I'll try that, I was hoping for an app that had a nice ui and possibly even sound. I use a vnc app to connect to a linux box I have anyways but its real laggy.
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What do you use? I use Remote VNC Pro and it's the best I've use. Allows for pinch to zoom and panning which makes it really easy to navigate a desktop. Speed will depend more on your phone data connection speed and your home internet's upload speed.
I use android vnc, it works ok and only in landscape. So I guess I would just configure it to connect to my home ip address.
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well i tried to set up remote desktop and i'm getting your desktop is not reachable....only on local network. i know this means that i need to forward ports on my router which i did, ports 5900-5999 which i believe should cover all vnc ports. however canyouseeme.com's open port check tool is saying they are closed, so i think my isp is blocking vnc ports or something. any ideas?
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well i tried to set up remote desktop and i'm getting your desktop is not reachable....only on local network. i know this means that i need to forward ports on my router which i did, ports 5900-5999 which i believe should cover all vnc ports. however canyouseeme.com's open port check tool is saying they are closed, so i think my isp is blocking vnc ports or something. any ideas?
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thanks to this thread http://blackmarketserver.com/blog/2010/10/17/get-remote-desktop-working-in-ubuntu-10-10 it looks like i solved this problem of not being reachable.
Can this only be used in the local network and not over the internet? It keeps telling me that it cannot locate the device. In the description it says "finds all local devices."
You can certainly use it over the net.
You will need to have the splashtop app running on your machine and need to set up port forwarding on your home router. The application uses tcp ports 6783, 6784 and 6785.
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You can certainly use it over the net.
You will need to have the splashtop app running on your machine and need to set up port forwarding on your home router. The application uses tcp ports 6783, 6784 and 6785.
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Great! Thank you!
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You can certainly use it over the net.
You will need to have the splashtop app running on your machine and need to set up port forwarding on your home router. The application uses tcp ports 6783, 6784 and 6785.
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You will also need your IP that your ISP assigns you. Hopefully it doesnt change regularly then you should be good to go.
A fix for that is to sign up w dyndys.org. then u can use hostname instead of ip.
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Terrible idea to use it over the internet, just do a port scan for those ports and you can see anyone running this over the net. Then it's just a matter of exploiting the host or figuring out a weak password.
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Terrible idea to use it over the internet, just do a port scan for those ports and you can see anyone running this over the net. Then it's just a matter of exploiting the host or figuring out a weak password.
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How do all the other remote desktops work then?
I used to remote desktop into my PC all the time with a laptop.
Not trying to be a smart as*, I'm just asking.
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How do all the other remote desktops work then?
I used to remote desktop into my PC all the time with a laptop.
Not trying to be a smart as*, I'm just asking.
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It would be better to set up a VPN back to your home network, then use the software to connect to your computer.
Go to logmein.com and check this site out. I've been using them for 3 years now
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It would be better to set up a VPN back to your home network, then use the software to connect to your computer.
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Thanks, I'll look into this.
So my school just got net books for everyone and also WiFi, but the problem is that my android phone can connect but it cant use it. at first i thought they somehow banned everything but the net books but when i brought my laptop it connected just fine:. so what do you think they did? and how can i mod my phone to use it. if it is possible.
p.s. i can only use internet explorer on my laptop and not firefox.
Thanks for the help
U sure u configured ur phones settings?
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Yea i can connect to my home wifi and other peoples wifi i just cant get any info from my schools wifi sending or reciving. Do you think it could be the port that android hose through?
Still need help/ bump
The schools wifi may be using leap to verify you on the network. I believe you can install a program that allows you to configure these settings.
Why not ask the schools administration about it? If the school has a tech support department, they may be able to tell you why.
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bump/ still need help
Did you ask the it department? We really can't help to much if we don't know all the details.
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Hey, i think your skool has a VPN Connection, try useing the VPN app on your phone, but it requires a username and password, also try your school ID for the login, hope it works
softwaredownloads
softwaredownloads.org/windows/business/pims-calendars/android-manager-wifi/
I think maybe it can help,do not forget the three letters(w)!
if your school provided the net book then they probably have MAC address security enabled. That's as much help as I am going to give you with bypassing their security
Best of luck
I'm trying to track down a weird issue.
On any ROM I try, if ads are blocked, my Splashtop Remote Desktop app will crash after 2-3 minutes. (Mainly when I'm trying to connect to computers at work. Both locally and remotely)
I can fix the problem by copying a default hosts file instead of a custom one. My question is... Does anyone know any lines in the ad-blocking files that could be causing this? It would be nice to have adblocking and splashtop, too!
Thanks
this problem sounds config specific, and probably occurs when your phones attempts to contact an external ip within the application and fails after several attempts, so it crashes. you would manually have to go through the custom host file and remove suspicious looking entries. It may also be that your dhcp as set up at work (im assuming remote access is vpn?) is I'll configured to contradicts ad blocking. Either way there is no quick fix or specific entry is can recommend. Part of the problem is that there are too many variables that only u know. Sorry bud.
Kinda what I figured. Odd thing is, it happens on the lge network connection when connecting home, where I know the ports are right
At some point I might try adding hosts a few at a time to see what happens
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At some point I might try adding hosts a few at a time to see what happens
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That's the only real solution man.
Sidenote: Have you tried splashtop on a tablet? Does the bigger screen reduce quality of video??
Splashtop on a tablet is very pretty. Tried it on a Sammy tablet and it was very smooth
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