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Using Terminal Client with WinXp RPC

simple and easy trick if you have the following
1) Winxp pro installed on ur Desktop
2) Terminal client on ur xda.
3) be crazy enough to operate your PC from your XDA
First of all turn on the remote desktop function on your win XP OS
1) system properties -> remote ->
allow users to connect remotely to this computer (note down ur computer name* which is visible under this remote option tab to use within ur LAN wifi range)
2) user account must have a password to log on remotely
3) Check ur PCs IP address and enable DMZ on ur Wifi router or follow the port forwading rules to direct the incoming trafic from ur ISP to ur computer which you like to operate remotly (only for users who wants to work out side from their LAN or wifi router) read more about port forwarding here http://www.homenethelp.com/web/explain/port-forwarding-dmz.asp (Warning Proceed with caution as enable DMZ would expose all ur ports to the internet)
IF Your XDA and your desktop PC is connected to the same Wifi router (LAN users) start terminal client on ur XDA and type your computer name* which you found under the system properties tab and press conncet
ELSE
start terminal client on ur XDA and type your WAN IP address which u can find on the router configuration menu (enter default gateway address (you can find it under network connection status) on ur internet browser to access router config menu)
Good Luck

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[HOWTO] Transfer File Wirelessly Between Android and Windows (Samba Method)

Scenario:
Have you been in a situation where no cable, no wifi router available to do a file transfer? The only thing you got, is the Android phone and your Windows PC?
Solution:
Tested on Sensation ICS. Now you can with only these apps:
- Samba Filesharing (available in Google Play)
- Wifi Hotspot (Portable Wifi Hotspot)
Steps:
-Configure Wifi Hotspot, Menu > Advanced > LAN settings and setting as follow:
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-Enable Wifi Hotspot
-Configure Samba Filesharing
-Enable Samba Filesharing:
-Now you can access your Android phone via wireless network by entering \\192.168.1.1 in your Windows Explorer (or Internet Explorer) address bar. It may request you a username and password if you configure it as such in Samba Filesharing
Happy File Transfer~

If your on wifi you can also use es file explorer to navigate your pc folders and copy to or from it by simply browsing for wireless devices and when prompted entering your windows name and password.
This then lets you do any file actions on or between both devices.
Dave
( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
Sent from my LG P920 using Tapatalk 2

mistermentality said:
If your on wifi you can also use es file explorer to navigate your pc folders and copy to or from it by simply browsing for wireless devices and when prompted entering your windows name and password.
This then lets you do any file actions on or between both devices.
Dave
( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
Sent from my LG P920 using Tapatalk 2
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there is excellent thread that explains this method
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1896999

Proxy Server Explorer (Automatically Updated Server IP every 1~2 hours)

Proxy Server Explorer (Automatically Updated Server IP every 1~2 hours)
【Software Name】Proxy Server Explorer (Automatically Updated Server IP every 1~2 hours)
【Software Language】English
【File size】395K
【Download】https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pk.proxy_server
【Introduce】If you're wondering search how to browse blocked Websites at school,office or the library, or anywhere protected by a firewall then you've come to the right
App.
**It's very easy to operate!
Step1: Choose the country's Proxy Server at the Main Form.
Step2: The default website is google search engine.
Step3: You can change the URL address. And Press the Button 『GO』.
Then it will visit the website you want to link.
You can go back to previous page by clicking the 『Return key』 of your mobile device.
You can go back to the Main Form by clicking the Button『Proxy』.
If you want to exit the program--->firstly,go back to the Main Form--->Secondary,clicking the 『Return key』of your mobile device.
**The Proxy Server IP data will be updated automatically every 1~2 hours.
**When you try the proxy server,and it shows the connection is temporarily unavailable.
Maybe the proxy server is busy or no response at this moment.
You can choose other country's proxy server.
** Note:File downloading is not supported right now.
【App download】View attachment proxy_server_explorer.apk
【Q-Code Download】
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Port Forward in Android device for utorrent

Hi guys,
I guess point form will be easier
1- I use my android phone as wify hotspot
2- My PC is using that network to access internet. In this case, utorrent downloading.
3- Already set up a port in utorrent (Lets say 12345)
Q1) How do I forward a port in android phone for utorrents use ?
Q2) Which port my android phone is using to access internet ? (is it 8080 ? )
When I am using a router, I have configured 12345 open port and its working superb fine
http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/adc8/a45o8p39pc6hhfpzg.jpg
Heres what I did so far
[Method 1]
Using Port Forwarder
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.bherbst.net&hl=en
i) After connecting to Android Phones network I ran cmd and "inconfig" ed
Lets say Ip is 192.168.1.2
ii) In Port Forwarded -> Settings -> Ip Settings -> Target IP
Set as "192.168.1.2"
Public Interface - wlan0 (I have no idea what that means)
iii) And set ports
Incoming ports in this [Android] device : 8080 (is it right ?)
Port in target device : 12345
Protocol :- TCP
But when I checked in utorrent. It is not being forwarded :/
http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/b297/mgcdypuew6zg8t9zg.jpg?size_id=5
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What do I do now ?
But one day I got it right (without Port Forwarder app). But I could never do it again
Device : LG Nexus 5 with latest Android
Rooted : Yes
PC:- Surface Pro Windows 8 Pro 64bit

Just do a port forward on your router through your computer to your phone's local IP adress.

Using router and phone as a wify Hotspot are two occasions.
I didn't get what you said

No more HTTPS?

I'm using Nexus 6, Android 6.0.1, AirDroid 3.2.1
Recently couldn't find HTTPS option. Was it removed or it's just me being blind? I'm using application primarily to quickly get files from my phone but doing this in corp network, especially when Wi-Fi on a separate subnet, using plain HTTP might not be safe. I know, might sound suspicious but I just want to keep private things as much private as possible.

To answer your question, No. There is no HTTPS / SSL. Everything is sent over plaintext.
I started using Airdroid yesterday and wanted to test the security.
When I send a message from my phone to my PC it shows, in Wireshark, the entire stream in plaintext including:
- The message I typed "test"
- My device model and name of the device in airdroid
- The source IP address and port number
- My airdroid account id number, name associated with my airdroid account, email address associated with my airdroid account.
- The unique device ID and version of the app
Push data from airdroid.com to the Windows client is also sent in plaintext.
Airdroid had this message on their site when they used to support secure connections.
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http://help.airdroid.com/customer/en/portal/articles/1301287-is-airdroid-secure-
Hmm, that article seems to be removed.
Google cache link
Airdroid supported HTTPS in the past, however running a secure connection locally from the phone to the PC usually uses a self-signed SSL certificate. This is considered insecure and causes a warning message in most browsers so Airdroid removed the feature. Or rather they could have just removed encryption to allow for analyzing messages for whatever reason.