I'm convinced either my WiFi ip address is sending out files to all connected devices, infecting my TV and Xbox and phones ..it seems to be mainly a "keylogger" sending all my data and photos via a crypto mining file hosting onto settings on all my devices...the Terms and Use are the same on all my devices and they are all different Manufacturers....wtf is going on
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1. IP address is your address in a computer network - both a public and a local IP address exists - that uses Internet Protocol for communication.
2. Wi-Fi is the ( wireless ) method to access it.
Resume: Speaking of Wi-Fi-IP-address is nonsense.
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I'd like to be able to deploy a lightweight web server on my mobile device (android 2.1) but there are obviously NAT issues with respect to the mobile provider's network. Is there anyway I can make my device publicly available/addressable over the internet?
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as far as i know you cant, the service provider will assign each device a private address, it can only go online through their own NAT services, the phone will connect to any GSM Service providers signal distributors.
the only public IP available would be the Signal Distributors, and I doubt very highly your service provider would go through the trouble of assigning your phone a static private IP and then Port forwarding to your phone.
you can do this over WIFI without trouble you just need webservices running on the phone.
as far as i know there is no direct way of connecting to your mobile phone using a public IP Address
Hi All,
I am currently working on something, which sounds simple in some respects.
I need my spare android phone to act as an FTP Server - Easy enough done on a LAN, but I need to make it accessible across the internet, as I need to get a service I use to send files to my phone via FTP (its a long story, but the service can only email large files automatically, and they exceed the average 25mb size limit - or they can FTP - no other transfer method is available). I also need to use my mobile, as all the internet access I have whilst on the move is via my mobile, and I cannot setup the network at home to do port redirect, so its basically the phone has to be the ftp server (and seemingly the router)
Rather than buying an FTP and webspace, I have read up on a few things that can be done. I have downloaded "My FTP Server" and set that up on my device, which is accessible over the LAN. I then downloaded Port Forwarder, and configured the incoming port, redirect outgoing port and the loopback IP of my phone to direct traffic.
I then signed up to http://freedns.afraid.org/ and created a subdomain, which when I input the current IP Address of my device on the Internet, resolves correctly, so it can see the IP correctly.
Theoretically, I can see no reason why this is failing. I appreciate the limitations are the network will by default disable ICMP Ping requests, and the IP address is Dynamic (though I can change it on demand as and when I need the files!) but beyond that, I cannot see what to do here.
Anyone got any suggestions?
The device is as follows:
Landvo L900
Dual Sim, 3G and 2G
Android 4.2.2
Device is rooted
I appreciate any advice you can offer!
I have a static ip cell phone, LTE service with public address: 25.25.25.25
USB-Tethered to an asus router
Router has WAN address of: 192.168.42.134,
Gateway and DNS is:192.168.43.129,
I Port-Forward 80,8080,554,etc... to Desktop Computer
Desktop Computer has HTTP Server and Darwin Streaming Server
Listening on 80,8080,554
Lan address is:192.168.1.2
I got the http server working by using an app on the cellphone called PortForarder https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.bherbst.net&hl=en
I forwarded port 8080 for incoming and 80 for target
...in settings I entered rmnet0 (25.25.25.25)for Public Interface (other choices were Lo(127.0.0.1),rndis0(192.168.42.129)
...for Target I entered router (192.168.42.134)
From the Outside (on a different internet connection)I'm able to access my html server with this http://25.25.25.25:8080
My Problem:
The app (portforwarder) is for non rooted phones, it will not let you forward ports lower than 1024,hence I cannot access my smtp stream on port 544
I'm trying to figure if the app uses iptables or routes traffic thru adb for forwarding
there are other portforwading apps for rooted phones that do use iptables (can allow to portforward lower than 1024) but I cannot get them to work with usb-tethering, it just may be I'm not understanding the correct iptable to write.
Can someone help me write an ip table that port forwards 544 from public interface(cell phone) to target host (router)
ca
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I have a static ip cell phone, LTE service with public address: 25.25.25.25
USB-Tethered to an asus router
Router has WAN address of: 192.168.42.134,
Gateway and DNS is:192.168.43.129,
I Port-Forward 80,8080,554,etc... to Desktop Computer
Desktop Computer has HTTP Server and Darwin Streaming Server
Listening on 80,8080,554
Lan address is:192.168.1.2
I got the http server working by using an app on the cellphone called PortForarder https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.bherbst.net&hl=en
I forwarded port 8080 for incoming and 80 for target
...in settings I entered rmnet0 (25.25.25.25)for Public Interface (other choices were Lo(127.0.0.1),rndis0(192.168.42.129)
...for Target I entered router (192.168.42.134)
From the Outside (on a different internet connection)I'm able to access my html server with this http://25.25.25.25:8080
My Problem:
The app (portforwarder) is for non rooted phones, it will not let you forward ports lower than 1024,hence I cannot access my smtp stream on port 544
I'm trying to figure if the app uses iptables or routes traffic thru adb for forwarding
there are other portforwading apps for rooted phones that do use iptables (can allow to portforward lower than 1024) but I cannot get them to work with usb-tethering, it just may be I'm not understanding the correct iptable to write.
Can someone help me write an ip table that port forwards 544 from public interface(cell phone) to target host (router)
ca
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I had a small quarrel with my stepfather, and then he didn’t let me access the home internet. When I try to connect to our home wifi normally, it says "obtaining ip address" and loops for minutes until it says "failed to obtain ip address." But when I try to connect by setting static ip from my phone, it connects immediately but says " no internet." I assumed he might have blacklisted me, but I am unable to connect even my laptop and other phones. Suspecting that my stepfather had enabled whitelist or MAC filtering, I tried to spoof MAC address using kali linux, but I couldn't connect to the wifi with spoofed MAC. I need internet but my stepfather won't listen to me. Since he is not in home right now and won't return for a month, I don't have a connected device to access the setup page and see the settings of our Digicom ( DG-M342T) router. I am also unable to physically access the router but I have the password( Authentication type - WEP). How do I fix this? I would really appreciate your help.
You could download the router's management app and then view the connected devices list on your phone. Check your router's setup guide to see which app you need to download.
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You could download the router's management app and then view the connected devices list on your phone. Check your router's setup guide to see which app you need to download.
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I can't access the setup page by typing 192.168.10.1 in the url or from other Router management apps on the play store. It says " Can't reach the page." I also checked the guide where it says to open admin page by typing 192.168.10.1 on the browser , but there is no mention of any management apps.
Making changes to your router you’d need to know the IP address of the router. A list of wellknown router IPs here:
How to Find Your Router IP Address in 3 Steps | ExpressVPN
Learn what an IP address is, the differences between a local and public IP address, and how to find your router’s IP on Windows and Mac.
www.expressvpn.com
jwoegerbauer said:
Making changes to your router you’d need to know the IP address of the router. A list of wellknown router IPs here:
How to Find Your Router IP Address in 3 Steps | ExpressVPN
Learn what an IP address is, the differences between a local and public IP address, and how to find your router’s IP on Windows and Mac.
www.expressvpn.com
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Thanks for your reply jwoegerbauer. As I mentioned earlier in my post, if I connect to wifi just by typing password, it loops "obtaining ip address" for long period, and therefore I have to set static ip address through the advance setting of wifi just to connect to it. My router's local ip address is 192.168.10.1 . I used to access the admin page before the restriction through this ip address. But now it says "Can't reach the page." The problem is about not being able to access internet and admin page after connecting to the router.
Clear your local DNS cache to make sure you have the recent version from your ISP for 192.168.10.1. For Windows machine, you can do this by going to Start > Command Prompt > Type ipconfig /flushdns and then hit Enter.
Assumed that router's IP really is 192.168.10.1 and it still doesn't work then maybe ISP is blocking it. You may try to use an alternate DNS service such as Cloudflare for example.
I flushed the dns in windows. Now I can connect to the wifi without setting statip ip (in windows), but I still can't access internet. If I try to open any website, it says "
Hmmm… can't reach this page" and then says "You are not connected." I installed cloudflare WARP in windows but it was no use , since it requires internet access to function.
These are the screenshots of my android to explain what exactly happens:
1. When I try to connect to wifi just by typing it's password (loops at "obtaining ip address")
2. Setting the static ip manually
3. Instantly connected after setting static ip
4. Connected but No internet
5. Can't access router setup page
Cloudflare Warp? Confused.
How to change DNS Server to Cloudflare is explained in detail here:
How To Change DNS To 1.1.1.1 [ CloudFlare ] In Windows 10 Laptop And PC Full Tutorial - TECHWIBE
Are you having a slow Internet speed and websites are taking too long to load with your Window 10 OS (laptop or PC). Then this guide will definitely help you
www.techwibe.com
I downloaded an application( Cloudflare WARP) form the cloudflare website linked below. I checked the website you linked and changed the DNS accordingly, but I still can't access internet. My android phone is not even connecting without static ip and I am tired of manually setting it and not being able to use internet.
Windows · Cloudflare WARP client docs
The Cloudflare WARP client allows individuals or organizations to have a faster, more secure and private experience online.
developers.cloudflare.com
No further ideas on my part.
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Well thanks for your help jwoegerbauer. Below is the screenshot of ipconfig command after flushing dns. It looks like I haven't been assigned an ip address, the subnet is different, and the gateway is blank. Do you have any idea what this means? What could be a valid ip adress to connect manually with static ip?
I have various machines on my lan in 192.168.1.*, I have a local DNS server to give those machines names. This normally works great, but my new Samsung Galaxy S21 sometimes says "cannot access" when I point it at a web address of a server running on my lan. I'll use a network utility app to do a DNS lookup of the other system, and it will tell me the correct address, then I'll use the same network utility to do a traceroute, and it will try to talk to a local IP I do not have in my network, in my DNS database, or anywhere in the set of addresses my router knows about. Where does this ghost address come from? Does the phone imagine that is the gateway it ought to be using for some reason? (The router's DHCP server certainly doesn't claim an unknown address is the gateway).
Every time I start trying to investigate the problem in more detail, everything suddenly starts working perfectly.
Does this ring a bell for anyone? Any clue what is going on? Maybe I should assign my phone's network statically and see if it works better.