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I have question about TCP/IP connection over USB between iOS device and linux station, without enabling personal hotspot (tethering usb).
You can connect to a TCP socket running on your iPhone over USB using iproxy. It is part of libusbmuxd.
If you're on Linux, your best bet is to install https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libplist/, https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libusbmuxd and https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libimobiledevice from source.
Once your iPhone trusts your PC, you can run iproxy [device port] [PC port]. Any connection to localhost:[PC port] will then be forwarded to the [device port] running on your iOS device.
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I'm working in a company xxx and due to Covid-19 we are all working from home.
When trying to connect Jenkins website I get from chrome :
This site can’t be reached
jenkins.xxx.com’s server IP address could not be found.
DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
Connected to the internet via WiFi.
I have to be connected via VPN to enter Jenkins website.
When connected via mobile hotspot and VPN, the website works.
Working on Mac OS - Catalina.
Thanks ;)
I guess that your Jenkins server is not publicly accessible (which is good for your Jenkins server security). This is the reason why it works in the internal network (you are connected to this via VPN) and does not work when you are not connected via VPN.
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I have an iPhone 4 and iPad 3 both running iOS 7.0.4 and MacBook Pro Retina running OS 10.9.1. I want to write a sniffer program, and have been trying to ARP spoof these devices, but their traffic does not seem to be appearing in Wireshark. I have tried using both arpspoof and ettercap for this spoofing, running each from both my Mac and a fully updated Kali Linux machine. I am certain that ip forwarding is enabled on both of these machines and certain that both are fully capable of this spoofing because it works fine on both when targeting a Windows machine on the same network. Are Apple devices just immune to ARP attacks? Is there something I can do to usurp this immunity?
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Connection to internet is allowed for only one specified device (always the same one laptop). I made the factory reset, after that the problem still exists. The other devices (Android, Symbian, another laptop) can connect to Wifi, but cannot connect to internet. Two weeks ago there wasn't any problem with the devices mentioned above.
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Daniel
This doesn't seem to be a question related to programming/development. I think Server Fault would be a better place for this question.
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Hi I'm using a cisco client to connect by vpn. The client tell me that connection is established but now how can I see the folder into the server?
Once connected to your VPN network using your Cisco VPN client :
1) goto start-> execute -> mstsc
2) enter ip address or hostname of the target host
3) enter your credentials : username and password then click ok
4) accept the certificate warning by answering "yes"
5) you are connected !
cheers man !
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For example, how does Windows know that a device on the network is a wireless printer? What are the standards being used?
Are there generic protocols an application can use to submit print jobs to a such a printer if there is no available printer driver?
Internet Printing Protocol - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Printing_Protocol
HP ePrint and Apple AirPrint appear to be protocols for driverless printing but I'm not fully clear on these.