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Android app does not use custom server on Huawei MediaPad T5
Today I tried to connect to a Windows host, via a custom relay, using a Huawei mediapad T5. Although I configured it to use my custom relay server, it does not use it. Instead, it constantly tries to use your own relay server, as I can see from the logs:
Note that I can connect to the same host using my Oneplus 6 Android phone just fine.
... Method "Connect" - OK. ID-from-custom-relay connected to ID server: id.remoteutils.com.
.. Connection to "ID-from-custom-relay" failed.
FYI, this is Huawei Mediapad T5 with 4Gb of RAM, running Android 8.
"Copy" viewer agent to other systems?
Did that, works awesome! Case closed. Thanks again!!!Polina Krasnoborceva wrote:
For the scenario you've described above, you can also use Portable Viewer - it provides the same functionality as regular Viewer but doesn't require installation. The only difference is that Portable Viewer stores all files in a single folder that you can upload a Dropbox folder, Google Drive or even USB flash drive, so you always have access to this Viewer.
"Copy" viewer agent to other systems?
I see a file connections_4.xml in the same appdata directory, can't I just copy it to the other system?Polina Krasnoborceva wrote:
Please note that the address book will not be copied to another machine along with the settings. In order to copy the address book please refer to this page .
Possible bug: one-time configurator with IPv6 enabled blocks IPv4 LAN
perhaps you should try to recreate the issue:
* Install viewer in a LAN that has both IPv4 and v6
* Create a one-click host using the online configurator and check use IPv6
* Install this host in the same LAN
* Connect to the system directly over IPv6, should work
* Try to connect to system directly over IPv4, does it work?
Possible bug: one-time configurator with IPv6 enabled blocks IPv4 LAN
No, it did not change anything. I could see that there was an IPv4 listener but I could not connect.Polina Krasnoborceva wrote:
Could you please let me know if you're able to establish a connection using the IPv4 address to the Host when the Use IPv6 checkbox is disabled ?
I have uninstalled the one-click host which had IPv6 enabled, sorry. Initially it was enabled in both places. I could not connect via ipv4. I deselected it and still couldn't connect...In addition, please clarify if you have selected the Use IPv6 checkbox in the Host Settings -> Network -> Port tab only or if the checkbox is also ticked in the following location:
Right-click on the connection in the main Viewer window and select Connection Properties , navigate to the Network tab:
If this checkbox is not selected, please try to enable it and see if the issue persists.
Possible bug: one-time configurator with IPv6 enabled blocks IPv4 LAN
I've installed this on a system on a LAN that has both IPv4 and IPv6 enabled. I can connect to the host just fine with Internet-ID. I can also connect to it using a fe80 IPv6 address. I can't connect to it using IPv4, even though I see that a listener does exist on 5650/tcp4.
Can you try to reproduce this?