当添加 Local Network 的服务器时，口令字段可以是空白而不是一个必填项。
希望在以后的版本中加以改进。谢谢。
The password field can be blank
When adding a Local Network server, the password field can be blank instead of a required field.
Hope to improve in a future release. Thank you.
现在使用了 1.60.3 版，发觉口令字段仍然是必填项。
Now using version 1.60.3, I find that the password field is still required.
DOSforever said:
现在使用了 1.60.3 版，发觉口令字段仍然是必填项。
Now using version 1.60.3, I find that the password field is still required.
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Hi, Most SMB services support guest/public access. In case you do not want to protect your resources, we recommend using public/guest access. If you have any other use case, please write us to [email protected] with more details about your use case so that we can share it with our relevant team for further review.
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Hi, Most SMB services support guest/public access. In case you do not want to protect your resources, we recommend using public/guest access. If you have any other use case, please write us to [email protected] with more details about your use case so that we can share it with our relevant team for further review.
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你好，感谢回复。我的情况很简单，就不专门写邮件了，就在这里说说了。我主要是用 Windows 主机的 SMB 共享，虽然可以使用 guest 访问，但正如我在那个帖子所遇到的问题一样，仅仅开放 guest 网络共享是不够的，由于在 NTFS 下 guest 默认是没有文件访问权限的，所以我还要另外对这些文件设置 guest 的访问权限，所以一般情况下我都是用 Windows 的登录用户名来访问的，而我 Windows 登录用户没有设密码，所以如果 MX Player 要以我的 Windows 登录用户名来访问的话我就必须给我的 Windows 的登录用户来设置一个密码，而我不需要密码。
况且，这并非为了我的使用情况而做专门的修改，这也是遵循了 SMB 的规范，软件的作者应该只要遵循最基本的规范即可，至于从安全性还是其它角度考虑如何设置应该让用户自己去选择。我使用的另外一个播放器访问 SMB 共享可以不强制填写密码。
Hi, thanks for the reply. My situation is very simple, I will not write emails specifically, so I will talk about it here. I mainly use the SMB share of the Windows host, although I can use guest access, but as I encountered in that post, just opening the guest network share is not enough, because under NTFS guest does not have file access by default, so I also have to set guest access to these files, so generally I use the login username of Windows to access, and I Windows The logged-in user doesn't have a password, so if MX Player wants to access with my Windows logon username, I have to set a password for my Windows logged-in user, and I don't need a password.
Moreover, this is not a special modification for my use, this is also following the specifications of SMB, the author of the software should only follow the most basic specifications, as for security or other aspects of how to set up should let the user choose. Another player I use to access SMB shares can be accessed without enforcing passwords.
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The following is a 3-step process for gaining remote access to your PC Via your Android phone's data connection for FREE and without a static IP.
IT USES YOUR DATA PLAN SO MAKE SURE YOUR HAVE UNLIMITED DATA PLAN OR YOU'LL BE SAD!!!
It allows you to control and view your PC by accessing Windows Remote Desktop using Pocket Cloud on your Android. I used this method on my T-mobile Samsung Vibrant and am now using it on my HTC Amaze. Currently, I have only tested this using Windows XP. I HAVE NOT TRIED IT ON WINDOWS 7. Someone smarter than I can tweak the process for Windows 7 and MAC OS. Please feel free.
I put this little solution together from some forums I found scattered all over the internet. When I needed it, I couldn’t find the complete solution in one place so; I consolidated it for you here. The VB script in particular is not my original work and I can't remember where I got it for the life of me so; my apologies to the author for not properly citing it here. PLEASE NOTE THAT I AM ONLY POSTING THE METHOD I USED. USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Now…down to business!!!!!
Here is how it works:
Your PC automatically accesses a website to gather your WAN IP information and sends an "email-to-text message" to your Android on a schedule of your choice. This ensures that you always have access to your current WAN IP address. This is important; DSL providers change your WAN IP address as much as 10 times/day where cable internet providers only do it about once/month.
You then use this information to configure Pocket Cloud (available for free on the Android Market) to connect to your home router/PC. Using the current WAN IP as the "host address" in Pocket Cloud, you can connect, control, and view your PC remotely over your Android's data connection.
Requirements:
In order for connection to work, the following must be done before you start the steps. Don't worry, these are all easy.
· Your PC must be powered on with an internet connection (obviously)
· Windows XP must have a windows logon password set (assuming you are not on a home network with an actual server).
NOTE
If you have a modem connected directly with no router, you are all set. Skip the next bullet.
· Your router must be set to forward "remote desktop" activity (port 3389) to the PC to which you'd like to connect; make sure the router doesn't block the remote desktop application (see your router manual).
· Make sure your internet security software (see your software manual) and Windows XP ("my computer" properties under the "remote" tab) allows remote access to your PC.
STEP 1. Tweak the RED ITALIC TEXT ONLY of the VB Script (attached at the bottom) in by creating a new "note pad" file; pasting it in to "Note Pad"; and saving the file as "EmailIP.vbs".
NOTE
You can test your script by double clicking the .vbs file you just created. If you then get a text message with your IP address in it, you are good to go. The text message should only take a few minutes to arrive.
STEP 2. Schedule the script to run at any interval you'd like by browsing to it from within Windows Task Scheduler. This is under Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Scheduled Tasks. If you need help with task scheduler, Google it.
NOTE
The task should be scheduled more frequently for those using a DSL home internet provider. I set mine for every 2 hours as I use DSL at home. Cable internet can be scheduled to run much less often.
STEP 3. Install and configure Pocket Cloud RDP free from Android Market. using IP just texted to your Android and your Windows Logon information.
· Create a new connection in pocket cloud.
· Enter a nick name of your choice into the "Nick Name" field.
· Enter the WAN IP which was just texted to your phone into the "Host Address" field.
· Enter your windows logon user name and password into the "User Name" and "Password" fields.
· Leave everything else alone!
· Scroll to the bottom and hit "Save."
· Tap the connection and you should be connected to your PC with in seconds.
Cheers!
I use MyPhoneExplorer, very easy and noob-proof
i use teamviewer for this...
teamviewer does not require u to have static WAN ip...
the only thing u need is teamviewer account which is free...
I have create a vpn and get the static ip from no-ip.org
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enox2604 said:
I have create a vpn and get the static ip from no-ip.org
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Good choice, however, no-ip and teamviewer both require that a 3rd party have certain terminal info or it pings the server periodically. This solution keeps third arties out of the equation with the exception of a collecting your own IP from an outside URL. Again, somone much smarter than I would be able to write a script that collects your WAN from the CMD prompt or something native to OS rather than a URL. If you know how, Please do and post it here.
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My Apologies. I did read them and didn't see a good fit anywhere as this is neither an App nor a game. It will take me some time to figure out where threads should be posted. Thanks for your patience.
Hi developers, was just wondering if anybody could have used say a note2 to connect to oracle database and run a couple of queries. Is this possible or has it been under looked. Thanks
never use it like that ,i am sorry
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Hi developers, was just wondering if anybody could have used say a note2 to connect to oracle database and run a couple of queries. Is this possible or has it been under looked. Thanks
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Hi Everyone,
I've seen multiple threads about skipping the initial setup for activation but for added convenience to the users, we'd just like to create an exception/filter for the server since we are on a WPA2 Enterprise connection with an authentication/agreement page that normally needs to be accessed for devices connecting to our network before internet access is granted. Does anyone know what that address is that these devices use for the initial setup? Again, having that address will allow us to grant users access for the sake of activating their devices. Thanks in advance for your help!
Hi everyone,
What is this?
This is a DHCPv6 Client for Android.
Motivation
Google doesn't support DHCPv6. See: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=32621
This is an issue for a lot of people especially for corporations and universities because they need control over the IPv6 addresses they distribute.
I did some research and found out that Fairphone already has support for DHCPv6, they achieve this by implementing the wide-dhcpv6 client and added some own scripts around it.
This gave me the idea to play a little with this client. I did so and the result is this app.
Basically it is an implementation of Fairphone's DHCPv6 solution for every rooted Android phone and not just Fairphone.
Workflow
Broadcast Receiver for CONNECTIVITY_CHANGE (invoked when connectivity is changed)
Check if /system/bin/dhcp6c <interface> is running (this is the master process) if not then invoke it
Sending a signal with /system/bin/dhcp6ctl to the master process to get an IPv6 address (dhcp6ctl -C start interface <interface>)
Why is root required?
Root permissions are required for the DHCPv6 client to work because it binds to port 546.
Permissions
root - see above
access network and wifi state - catching network changes
internet - for checking if internet is available and getting a list of all interfaces available
billing - for donation
Get the app
Simply download it from the app store: Download from Google Play Store
Source Code
DHCPv6 Client for Android on GitHub
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hostname/domain name support?
Installed this on my android TV media box, and it now connects to my DHCPv6 server as expected, and a lease is registered, however it does not supply a host name or domain name. The domain name is advertised by my router, and also supplied as option in DHCPv6 scope.
Are these an android problem, or the DHCPv6 client?
Almost working...
Hi !
Thanks for the app. Android really needs this. I'm trying to use it on Motorola XT1058 running Lollipop. I can see in the packet capture of my router (OpenWrt) that the DHCPv6 transaction is working and my router is giving out statefully assigned IPv6 addresses to my phone. Unfortunately, these addresses don't get assigned to wlan0 interface on Android. I'm still seeing only stateless addresses on wlan0. Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
André
Thank you, as a system administrator it was crazy annoying to not be able to enforce a an IPv6 range for android devices
This app doesn't work until I adb shell into my device and run dhcp6c wlan0 as root manually.
Works on Pixel XL
Works fine on my Pixel XL with Android 7.1.
Thank you!
Hi, great job on this app. Wondering how you were able to override the Android DHCP software from trying to connect to networks and have it use the IPV6 info your client acquired?
Hello World! : D.
Can I create Internet domains in Ubuntu or Windows ?, or can they only be purchased for free or by paying a domain registrar ?.
That any external user can access through the browser's search bar without modifying the hosts file, without previous steps for the one who is going to visit my URL ?
Apache created me a domain that can only be accessed by configuring the hosts on the second PC. And as I read from Bind9 you need the same configuration. With the IP I have been able to access from any external IP by typing it in the search bar and it shows me the perfect Apache page página without configuring anything on the client.
Now, I would like the same but without the IP, and without paying a domain, and without free domains (No-ip ...), and without matching the two machines. It would only be to create my own internet domain on my PC and that anyone can access without doing more than typing the URL in the browser.
I have Ubuntu 18.04 TLS. If possible, however you can tell me, I will go there to look. ?
Thanks for your attention. ?