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OpenVPN-Server -> Cyanogen Mod

Hey Guys,
in germany we just connect (3G) behind T-Mobile NAT. I want to have a fix ip address with dyndns. Behind a NAT this is not possible. Can anybody help me to solve this problem.
is there a possibility to configure a openvpn-server on cyanogen. Have anybody already make this?
In the cyanogen mod 4.1.999 there were following programs: dropbear, openssl and openvpn or were these programs for client mode configuration?
I couldn't find anything for a server mode. I found a openvpn-monitor.apk which doensn't hava a function.
Thanks for help!

You can use dyndns.org to map your current IP to a domain. If your Router supports it, it can do this automatically. If not, you have to manually run an app.

nschargitz said:
In the cyanogen mod 4.1.999 there were following programs: dropbear, openssl and openvpn or were these programs for client mode configuration?
I couldn't find anything for a server mode. I found a openvpn-monitor.apk which doensn't hava a function.
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No, only the client binaries are included. If you need a server version for your handset you will need to either compile it yourself or find someone who has done the work for you. But as far as I know there are no ROMs that include those server binaries (except for maybe a copy of sshd).

traspler said:
You can use dyndns.org to map your current IP to a domain. If your Router supports it, it can do this automatically. If not, you have to manually run an app.
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I guess the router doing the NAT is not located in his living room but in some server room operated by T-Mobile, so port forwarding or something like that is not an option.
I have the same problem at the moment, T-Mobile assigns me a private IP like 10.0.3.21 which cannot be accessed from the internet even with DynDNS or something like that.
If I come to a conlusion that to try to make my SSH accessible from the internet, I will post it, of course.

Hello,
thanks for reply! But i dont wont access my g1 over a home network. When i want to do this, i connect via telnet or something else. Because my router give me a static IP or a static DHCP IP.
I want to access to my g1 over umts (mobile). I have tried to access my g1 with an dyndns app in the market. In the descriptions of the app was a info that says, in germany with t-mobile contract it doesn´t works.
Have anybode compiled a openvpn-server app?
Thanks!

openvpn has just one program for its peer-to-peer, client, and server modes. There is no separate server.

Dream - WI/FI LEAP

Hey guys, I think I was able to manage how to set up the LEAP on G1 (I didn't had time to test it YET, will try later on)
but under /data/misc/wifi you'll see the file wpa_supplicant.conf reading the set up file under /etc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf
I could see the following LEAP configuration
network={
ssid="leap-example"
key_mgmt=IEEE8021X
eap=LEAP
identity="user"
password="foobar"
checking file /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf I could see ALL my network that I had set up before (yes unfortunately the password is not encrypted).
so I use my own LEAP configuration and saved the file.
as I told before I didn't had time to test it yet and I didn't see anyone that tried it before, do you guys think that this is going to work? is there any other configuration that I need to do in order to get LEAP working on my g1?
Please let me know your findings.

/data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf
network={
ssid="your_ssid"
scan_ssid=1
key_mgmt=IEEE8021X
auth_alg=OPEN SHARED LEAP
eap=LEAP
identity="your_username"
password="your_password"
}
It's working on my G1

Mount Hero on a wireless network

Hello folks, ive had a scout around but haven't found any answers,
Is it possible for me to mount my Hero via an app etc, onto a wireless network, so I can push files to it OTA?
(only locally, doesnt need to be able to do so when on a different network or 3G)
Jim

slimjimwoods said:
Hello folks, ive had a scout around but haven't found any answers,
Is it possible for me to mount my Hero via an app etc, onto a wireless network, so I can push files to it OTA?
(only locally, doesnt need to be able to do so when on a different network or 3G)
Jim
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Might just be because you are wording it as "mount" you need to tether your phone over wireless? search for wireless tether on the forums.

Try Websharing.

if you use mcr you can use scp, also rsync is available for the hero. if you don't know what i am talking about this is probably not the right solution for you (geeky linux commands involved...).

SSH works for me

thanks for these suggestions guys, i am in no way Linux affiliated, so it looks like Websharing all the way, might have to purchase the full version tho
If i was to start looking into Linux instead, would that allow me to see my phone as a simple networked drive?

G8D said:
SSH works for me
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Im experienced with doing this on iPhone, whats the process for the Hero?

slimjimwoods said:
Im experienced with doing this on iPhone, whats the process for the Hero?
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- get a rom with dropbear (mcr for example) or install dropbear in your rom
- for mcr find your password in settings -> about phone
- find your ip address whichever way you want (about screen, wifi router, adb shell ifconfig)
- continue as you're used to

thats brilliant, thankyou- I am on MCR 3.1 which is handy =]

right, im probably being thick, ive discovered the Hero is using port 2222, and discovered my ip and password, but the username for the device? Im almost there......

slimjimwoods said:
right, im probably being thick, ive discovered the Hero is using port 2222, and discovered my ip and password, but the username for the device? Im almost there......
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You don't need a user name.
Generally the name will just be the name you want to give the preset within your SSH program.
I use WinSCP and all you need to enter is the IP, the port (2222 as you said) and the password within the About Phone section of the settings app.
Also, you need to connect via SCP and not S/FTP.

that'll be it then, i was using a mac and some free program that would only let me FTP, I'll wait until i get home and find something a bit better, thanks for your help-

slimjimwoods said:
right, im probably being thick, ive discovered the Hero is using port 2222, and discovered my ip and password, but the username for the device? Im almost there......
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sry forgot to mention the port... you can set the username in /system/bin/dropbear.sh, but actually it doesn't change anything. you set the userid=0 and are root, that's it.

a new app just got released called Onair that mounts the SD as a network drive, perfect

i use webshare in the market its brillent

[Q] HTC TD2 & WPA Enterprise EAP PEAP MSchapV2

is it possible to connect to WPA Enterprise networks via WiFi? because I'm searching for a ROM which would allow to connect to the network on my university, which runs the following configuration:
SSID: eduroam
type: WPA-Enterprise
key exchange scheme: TKIP
authorization: EAP-PEAP-MSchapv2
IP: via DHCP
I tried it with the Energy ROM from the forum, but it doesn't allow me to enroll the certificate or it doesn't want to accept it. the other way round it doesn't allow me to enter a user name, I can only put in my password.
could somebody give me a hint what to do? I was searching the forum, found some registry hacks, but none worked

Try to change:
HKLM\\Comm\TNETW12511\Parms\WPAMixedMode
from 1 to 0.

ok, I tried it, but still the same happens:
I enter everything in the configuration menu of the comm manager, click 'next' and then I have to choose a certificate to log on - a little bit lower is a button called 'Enroll', which does nothing when hit. When I try to click 'done' it says that I have to enroll a certificate, so there's only cancel left ...
still doesen't work

well ... can somebody help please?
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well, as it seems nobody really knows how to work that out ...

Because I'm at my university every two weeks for the weekend, I'll be able to test this way of trying to connect to the WPA enterprise network in a week. but perhaps somebody else can confirm or obey this workaround:
Connect your device to your desktop/laptop and when WindowsMobileDeviceCenter (Win 7: just type the name in the search field in the start bar) opens go to Mobile Device settings >> More >> Get Device Certificates >> I know What Certificate I need to Enrol >> User ... then click enroll. Watch your device as you will be prompted to install the cert. Follow the prompts and after a few seconds you're done. When you setup your wifi connection choose PEAP and enter all the needed information.
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It's help I got from microsoft social answers, perhaps somebody can try that out ...?

in case you understand german
http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/fileadmin/internet_kommunikation/smartphone/htc-hd2_uhh-wpa.pdf
it's from my university. it also contains the instructions for eduroam.
in addition to that manual, I had to uncheck "check server certificate" in the certificate tab of the secureW2 plug-in

jones23 said:
in case you understand german
http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/fileadmin/internet_kommunikation/smartphone/htc-hd2_uhh-wpa.pdf
it's from my university. it also contains the instructions for eduroam.
in addition to that manual, I had to uncheck "check server certificate" in the certificate tab of the secureW2 plug-in
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yes, indeed, I understand german
thanks a lot for this tip, it looks a little bit different on a customized ROM and stuff, but in general it worked - I'll try it on friday or saturday, then I'll be at my university and able to give feedback!
when it'll work, I'll post a translated how-to in this thread...

sorry, I wasn't able to establish the connection with the tip by jones23 ... perhaps it works with WPA2, but not here ...

Hello,
what is the status of this? Did you find a solution?
I have the same issue since I flashed the EnergyROM.
Any ideas?

unfortunately it's truely not possible, I wasn't able to connect to the configuration from the first post using the HTC Diamond II ... damn thing!
but I'm gonna try this weekend something different: imho it's just a software problem, it's got nothing to do with hardware ... so I'm gonna try a dual boot with android and connect with that, perhaps this will work. I'll give feddback

ok, during clicking around on the device I found the solution:
Comm Manager -> Settings -> WLAN -> Network Cards
Here you can ignore the certificate and enter login data for the WIFI network.
Hopefully someone else can use this information.

@ taschenuhr
thats great to hear
@ others
perhaps you can use a notebook for testing purposes, since the connection & login data is the same. there's a windows (mac) version of that same client software.

how to check file value if it contains single word in a variable

Hi
Basically what I am trying to do is.. I am storing the wifi SSID name to a file everytime i am connected to a new SSID separated by commas.
Then I want to stored files which contains the list of SSID with the current SSID I am on.
Can anyone please explain me how do I do that?
I am new to tasker and don't know how to make it work...
Thanks a lot in advance.

Any moderator can close this thread please... I have solved the issue myself

dreamsayer said:
Hi
Basically what I am trying to do is.. I am storing the wifi SSID name to a file everytime i am connected to a new SSID separated by commas.
Then I want to stored files which contains the list of SSID with the current SSID I am on.
Can anyone please explain me how do I do that?
I am new to tasker and don't know how to make it work...
Thanks a lot in advance.
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Same like me

XxXCaMeLXxX said:
Same like me
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You have done that or you are trying to figure out how to?
If you are still looking for a solution then I'll be able to help you