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Hi Guys,
Does anyone know if OpenVPN is supported on the Galaxy Note like it is on the SGSII? This is by far, one of the most important reasons for me to buy a Note.
If not, is there a tun file for the note available?
Greets Z
Isn't VPN a standard feature of Android?
VPN is, but only PPTP, L2TP/IPSec. In the SII, the tunnel driver for OPenVPN is integrated in the rom and with the S1 it's compiled by the ROM builders.
Stock doesn't have the module.
I'll have a look later if I can fix up the modules when I'm home, you'll need root thought.
I know that it has support for Cisco Anyconnect and Juniper Junos VPN.
If you could build one, that would be great. OpenVPN is one of the things I use constantly.
does this help ?
http://tabtimes.com/news/ittech-sec...juniper-secure-content-galaxy-note-galaxy-tab
Is there any update about getting the tun.ko file yet ?
i am going mad trying to get this thing to work
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1328007
That kernel has a tun.ko it seems?
Zflash said:
VPN is, but only PPTP, L2TP/IPSec. In the SII, the tunnel driver for OPenVPN is integrated in the rom and with the S1 it's compiled by the ROM builders.
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For VPN Samsung has partnered with Juniper Networks which offers a safe tunnel through the internet to the company network. The current implementation only works with Junipers own VPN Servers, but future clients will work with Open VPN Servers as well. This is a layer 3 solution, meaning that Juniper can reroute and encrypt all data packages without the knowledge of the app. In the future Juniper will offer a complete Mobile Device Management Solution that allows remote wiping and tracking as well as remote app management. Imagine Angry Birds being disabled on a company phone in work hours. This alone could save some companies millions.
Junipers Software had to be baked in right into Samsungs Firmware to allow this deep integration into Android, which shows how serious Samsung takes it’s move into the enterprise sector.
Source:
http://wirelessminds.com/2011/the-galaxy-note-revives-the-stylus/#more-334
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Additional sources
http://thenextweb.com/mobile/2011/1...or-business-use-with-vpn-and-app-admin-tools/
http://security.onestopclick.com/te...offers-ssl-vpn-to-android-users_800782722.htm
Juniper is still not fully implemented.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium
Use:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1331784, #4
CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_KJ1-v5.0-CWM4.zip
It has the 'tun' module installed. (i.e. already installed - no need for tun.ko)
Using VPNCWidget I was able to login to a Cisco OpenVPN server - first time.
pvlagsma said:
Use:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1331784, #4
CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_KJ1-v5.0-CWM4.zip
It has the 'tun' module installed. (i.e. already installed - no need for tun.ko)
Using VPNCWidget I was able to login to a Cisco OpenVPN server - first time.
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I dont think it has tun module. However i see that you were able to login,
Can u detail me the steps that you took.
Thanks
if you get an adb shell on the Note,
and do
# find / -name '*tun*'
you will see that
/sys/devices/virtual/misc/tun
/sys/class/misc/tun
/dev/tun
exist. So the tun is installed.
Just get VPNCWidget from the market.
Install it as a widget.
Touch it.
Check, allow root via superuser, it will say OK.
Set up preferences.
Sign in.
You can log out via the notification icon.
You may not have DNS set up for your work.
In which case you'll have to use FQDN's for your servers.
pvlagsma said:
if you get an adb shell on the Note,
and do
# find / -name '*tun*'
you will see that
/sys/devices/virtual/misc/tun
/sys/class/misc/tun
/dev/tun
exist. So the tun is installed.
Just get VPNCWidget from the market.
Install it as a widget.
Touch it.
Check, allow root via superuser, it will say OK.
Set up preferences.
Sign in.
You can log out via the notification icon.
You may not have DNS set up for your work.
In which case you'll have to use FQDN's for your servers.
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u have a pm
Please keep the discussion in this thread and not through pm. I just ordered my Note and would really like to know if there where issues with the Tun.ko module.
Zflash said:
Please keep the discussion in this thread and not through pm. I just ordered my Note and would really like to know if there where issues with the Tun.ko module.
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Second this. Would love to know if/how openvpn would work on this phone.
Hi all, total android noob here, be gentle
I'm coming from Nokia N900 (Maemo, which had an openVPN client/server app available).
I have openVPN server on my home Win XP box, and my N900 runs openVPN client. I use tap (not tun) for various reasons, and all VPN connections to my LAN are made using certificates that I issue to the clients from my own server.
Am I correct in understanding that in order to get access to my home LAN from my new Note via my current method, I would need to find a custom ROM for the note which included the tap (as well as/instead of) the tun module?
in case it helps, here is my current XP server config:
Code:
local 192.168.0.10
port 11194
proto udp
dev tap
dev-node openVPN
ca "c:\\program files\\openvpn\\easy-rsa\\keys\\ca.crt"
cert "c:\\program files\\openvpn\\easy-rsa\\keys\\server.crt"
key "c:\\program files\\openvpn\\easy-rsa\\keys\\server.key"
dh "c:\\program files\\openvpn\\easy-rsa\\keys\\dh1024.pem"
ifconfig-pool-persist ipp.txt
server-bridge 192.168.0.10 255.255.255.0 192.168.0.150 192.168.0.160
push "redirect-gateway def1"
push "dhcp-option DNS 192.168.0.1"
keepalive 10 120
comp-lzo
max-clients 2
;user nobody
;group nobody
persist-key
persist-tun
status openvpn-status.log
;log openvpn.log
;log-append openvpn.log
verb 6
;mute 20
... and my client config:
Code:
script-security 2
up /etc/openvpn/maemo-update-resolvconf
down /etc/openvpn/maemo-update-resolvconf
resolv-retry infinite
client
remote xxxxxxxxxx.no-ip.org 11194
dev tap0
proto udp
nobind
persist-key
persist-tun
ca /etc/openvpn/ca.crt
cert /etc/openvpn/n900.crt
key /etc/openvpn/n900.key
comp-lzo
like I said, I have zero experience with android and don't really want to rush too quickly into rooting and ROM'ing my new Note until I have pretty clear understanding of whether it will be worth it to gain the openVPN connectivity.
I could if required use a tun instead of a tap, but I spent a while getting the tap set up just how I wanted it (serving up an IP from a dedicated range on my home router DHCP and running all traffic - including http for the phone browser - through the VPN).
So, long story short - can I currently get openVPN on the note with a tap device & if so, how (in idiot-proof detail!!)?
TIA for any help you can offer
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I don't have too much faith in this, but I just went over to juniper's website and got accostd by a live chat agent before I'd even had a chance to read their FAQ's. here's the transcript:
[Julie] Welcome to Juniper! Is there anything I can help you with today?
[Visitor] I just bought a samsung galaxy note. I run openVPN on home server and am looking for a suitable client. I see Junos client is available for Note, will this work?
[Julie] Hi
[Visitor] hi
[Julie] Please hold, I am putting together some information for you. Is this a solution you are currently evaluating for your own company or a client?
[Visitor] my own company
[Julie] Yes, I believe it will work. Are you already in contact with a Juniper Reseller?
[Visitor] no, but I don't need a reseller? I just need to know whether your VPN client for Note will allow me to connect ot my existign openVPN installation?
[Julie] I believe yes.
[Visitor] great. I'll download it and give it a go then. THnaks for your help.
[Visitor] Bye
[Julie] You're welcome.
[Julie] Have a nice day.
has anyone actually tried an openVPN client connection via Juniper client with the note as yet?
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Forget that - just browsed the online doc's for Junos Pulse. It doesn't (V3.0) allow a client connection to an openVPN server, it appears only to support their own servers - the live chat agent was either stupid or just doesn't know what openVPN is (actually, that makes her stupid anyway if she works for a VPN solutions vendor!).
I'm not going to waste my time downloading this corporate bloatware unless anyone has actually got it to work?
drgopoos said:
u have a pm
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Works or not works?
I too have a tap based openvpn network and I still haven't found a solution to connect to it without tap.ko
I've rooted, installed Eureka and everything has been peachy until tonight. Now I'm able to cast YouTube from my tablet and from the player in Chrome but if I try to cast a tab then the Chromecast shows "404 cannot find the requested version of the receiver app." Something something try again later, update the browser's CV extension. I've been able to cast tabs before tonight without issue. Searching was fruitless. Chrome and the cast extension are up to date. Rebooting the desktop and chromecast did not help either.
Any help in resolving this would be greatly appreciated.
im having the same problem. Im able to use Fling but not Cast a tab
Sorry to hear this, I'll check my own now and do some troubleshooting!
Get back to you shortly with the results of my tests.
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Hi All,
Just did some checking and this appears to be a problem based on some changes from Google.
As of the latest updates to the Chrome plugin for chromecast it is no longer trusted against the older receiver (that we use for fling support). This is greatly unfortunate and we'll look to a solution as soon as possible.
In the mean time you can regain this functionality by changing your whitelist provider to google and restarting (however will lose fling and all the other nice goodies), we'll look at getting this fixed as soon as we can.
Kind regards,
Kyonz
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Hi All,
I managed to force the receiver version so it believes it's being sent from the old receiver and thus loads correctly.
This appears to be working (have tested via both tab casting and fling) and is now pushed out to the Team Eureka whitelist (you can reboot to force your device to update or it will receiver it within the next 24hours).
Sorry about this bug being experienced and thanks for bringing it to my attention via this thread. If you have any issues please let me know.
Kind regards,
Kyonz
Error Casting
Kyonz said:
Sorry to hear this, I'll check my own now and do some troubleshooting!
Get back to you shortly with the results of my tests.
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Hi All,
Just did some checking and this appears to be a problem based on some changes from Google.
As of the latest updates to the Chrome plugin for chromecast it is no longer trusted against the older receiver (that we use for fling support). This is greatly unfortunate and we'll look to a solution as soon as possible.
In the mean time you can regain this functionality by changing your whitelist provider to google and restarting (however will lose fling and all the other nice goodies), we'll look at getting this fixed as soon as we can.
Kind regards,
Kyonz
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Hi All,
I managed to force the receiver version so it believes it's being sent from the old receiver and thus loads correctly.
This appears to be working (have tested via both tab casting and fling) and is now pushed out to the Team Eureka whitelist (you can reboot to force your device to update or it will receiver it within the next 24hours).
Sorry about this bug being experienced and thanks for bringing it to my attention via this thread. If you have any issues please let me know.
Kind regards,
Kyonz
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I rebooted the chromecast multiple times and it says that it updates through Eureka but when it's all done I keep getting the message "404 - Not Found cannot load the requested version of the CV receiver app. Please try again later. If the problem persists, try updating the CV extension in your browser".
Kyonz said:
Just did some checking and this appears to be a problem based on some changes from Google.
As of the latest updates to the Chrome plugin for chromecast it is no longer trusted against the older receiver (that we use for fling support). This is greatly unfortunate and we'll look to a solution as soon as possible.
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With the public release of the SDK the receiver went from V1 to V2.
Both should still work (because Plex is still using the old receiver if I'm not mistaken) but there may be something different in the way it gets called such as doing a check on the Whitelist for which receiver is required?
A few things to try:
Make sure you network is set to Home Network not private or public.
Make sure you disable any virtual network cards like what Virtual Box installs.
If on Windows 8 , right click on your wireless network and make sure Sharing is turned ON.
Windows 8.1 Change PC Settings, Network, pick your network, Find devices and content is set to ON.
r00t4rd3d said:
A few things to try:
Make sure you network is set to Home Network not private or public.
Make sure you disable any virtual network cards like what Virtual Box installs.
If on Windows 8 , right click on your wireless network and make sure Sharing is turned ON.
Windows 8.1 Change PC Settings, Network, pick your network, Find devices and content is set to ON.
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Well, I tried casting today and without rhyme or reason it started working so, thanks for the suggestions.
Also, I wanted to know can I cast TWC via Chromecast browser because I get the message "contents on this page is not supported"
loceys said:
Well, I tried casting today and without rhyme or reason it started working so, thanks for the suggestions.
Also, I wanted to know can I cast TWC via Chromecast browser because I get the message "contents on this page is not supported"
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I suspect it was always a Google Backend problem...
How to implement V2 of the receiver while trying not to break those who still used V1 or had not updated to the new GServices yet.
They didn't succeed at first try I bet! LOL
Hey folks!
I followed the instructions posted by allcaps33 at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=53549710 to get provisioning disabled, and the native hotspot app is working for me now! I just wanted to confirm if this was an operation similar to running Wifi Tether Router on an unlocked/rooted device (I had an S2Sky prior that I tethered off of regularly). I've got one of those too-rare Unlimited Data plans and am traveling cross-country, made possible by being able to tether my laptop to my phone to work. Just wanting to confirm that this was relatively as secure as using the Wifi Tether Router on my S2Sky. On a semi-related note, that app doesn't seem to want to run properly on my S5; when I click Enable Router it turns on the Wifi, which immediately connects to the house's wired router. It still broadcasts but doesn't send data, and it's hit or miss if a device can even connect to it from there.
Next question - I'm used to flashing a CM ROM within the first couple days of getting a new phone, which doesn't seem feasible just yet with the S5 (from what I can tell anyway; I'm not used to having a current-gen device). I've heard about the myriad evils of OTA updates, and was hoping to get help on how to disable them. I would like to avoid my device upgrading to a point where my above-stated desired functionality is disabled. Ideally, I'd like to get rid of the various bloatware apps as well, though am not sure how to go about that.
I appreciate your time and support, and thanks for being a community that's always been there for me as I derp along with my fancy internet boxes!
Hi!
The absolute easiest way is to use Rom Toolbox. I have the pro version, but I believe it's available in the lite version as well.
Download and open up RTB.
Tap on "App Manager"
Then scroll down until you see "AT&T Software Update"
Tap on it.
A popup will display. Swipe from right to left, and you will be on the "Advanced" tab.
Scroll down and tap on "Advanced Freeze."
You will come to a screen which shows you the Activities, Recievers, Services, and Providers. Tap on EACH box/line. This will Disable OTA services.
We're not done yet!
Go back to the App Manager screen again, and repeat the process for an app called "LocalFOTA"
Finished!
I also Disable most of the bloatware and Knox this way.
Have fun!
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Now for the hard part...
Yes this can be as secure as the other the tether. Ensure you use and change the password service with the app.
As for the tether turning your wifi on, it is supposed to do that. The best way to get this to work is to turn the tether on and off (then on again). If this does not work, try emptying the data/cache for the built-in tether app. And start from scratch.
allcaps33 said:
I also Disable most of the bloatware and Knox this way.
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KNOX - What is it? I'm under the impression it's some sort of security for the phone, to protect from malicious activity that you might not be aware of, but also that it'll "tattle" on you if you mod your phone in a way AT&T doesn't approve.
Knox is two things.
1) It is a security container for apps. It works as both a license/drm type software for Samsung official apps.
And
2) Android contains a root environment at all times. This is what makes SU possible. It used to be quite easy to invoke Android system calls as root.
Root is actually separate from super user. Knox, like SEPolicy, helps dev companies detect, halt, and/or hinder apps, not su itself, but apps that that use these root system calls.
Be wise, even though Knox itself does not "report" these types of actions, it still logs them. And there are other apps that can read these logs and send out these reports. I should say (and I'm only guessing) that only work/company issued phones are setup like this. Not your personal phone.
In fact, our phones actually contain a file which logs all root system calls. It has nothing to do with Knox but, I believe this binary is what hinders us open devs, but makes it easy for Samsung and AT&T to restore/repair our phones.
For more info on Knox:
https://www.samsungknox.com/en/partners/app-developers
Update 17 June 2016
For anybody who ever lost their phones.
There's few sufficient phone tracking application for Android that still can work after Factory Reset. If you lose your phone and the picker doesn't want to return it back to you, all he need to do is reset your phone and Android Device Manager will down right after. You may lose your phone forever.
NSA Tracker is an invisible Android Phone Tracking Application that can help you you:
1. Record all your phone calls into audio file
2. listen to your SMS incoming and outgoing
3. Hourly record your device location.
4. All information will be attached and sent to your own email.
My app doesn't have any icon on device screen, opened by USSD code with password protected, so if anyone illegally possess your device, he will certainly not aware that the NSA Tracker was installed and is running. This app doesn't use intermediate server, so you can be free from worrying about privacy. NSA Tracker support Gmail, Yahoo mail, Hotmail and Outlook Mail.
NSA Tracker will need your email address and email password to send email to you. With the above mentioned information that she's listening, there will be a lot of email that will be sent to you everyday. So it's better that you give her a new email account.
I- How to install
Download NSA Tracker from this link below:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bxgc8Lcuu3PWNHFmWlRiemprb2c
II- How to open
For the first-time start up, NSA Tracker will be opened by NSA Helper (app-to-app opening). But from the second time afterwards, you have to open it using USSD code:
*2718*password# -->call (Please be reminded that 2.718 is mathematical constant e)
After the first time, you can remove NSA Helper. don't forget the USSD code above to open NSA Tracker.
III- On Root Device
If your device is rooted with superSU installed, NSA Tracker can install itself (named NSA Service) into /system/app/ folder. If NSA Service is successfully installed, it will be very difficult to uninstall it, even factory reset will not be able to remove it. After Factory Reset, NSA Service still can run immediately without the need of re-configuration and continue send email to you.
V- Why I develop it
As mentioned above, I don't want any of us lose our devices. So this app is expected to be installed on your own device. In some countries or states, phone call recording may be illegal without the permission of one and/or two callers. So you have to make sure by yourself that, call recording is legal in your country. You can turn it off.
VI-Disclaimer
By installing NSA Tracker, you acknowledge that the usage or redistribution of NSA Tracker, herein after referred to as This App, conforms to all applicable laws in your country. This App will be installed only on your own devices. Any behavior that trying to redistributing This App or to install This App on other people's devices, includes but not limited to smart phones, tablets, smart watch... without their prior permission is illicit. You have to bear full liability for that kind of behavior. The developers of This App assume no liability for any kind of law violation regarding to your usage or redistribution of This App.
Step-by-step installation manual
softphan.com
Hope you enjoy my app and don't do evil things with it.
New update on Version
1. NSA Tracker work more persistent.
2. Update Report form.
3. Fix bug lost email
4. Minor interface update.
New update for XDA member: no limitation on free version for SMS listening and GPS Location report. Link update.
Well, a member inbox me ask about whether it can send phone activities after get Internet Connection. The answer is yes. It will store everything in its own database. When the phone resume internet connection, It will start re-sending email to you. There is only one case that cause my app fails, that is when you make a phone call longer than two hours and the recording file size is larger than 25 Mb. Google Email will not accept that size and NSA Tracker will delete the file without sending it to you.
The reason why I don't use server is that, your very sensitive data if upload onto a server, will face security threat. Without server, i don't have to maintain anythings and you don't have to pay any extra money. Pay one- use forever.
hi,
what if my phone is non-root. what are the disadvantage of this??
sample - if my phone is factory reset it will remove the "NSA Tracker" or not?
tiancris said:
hi,
what if my phone is non-root. what are the disadvantage of this??
sample - if my phone is factory reset it will remove the "NSA Tracker" or not?
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Hello,
If your phone is not root, you could not install NSA Service to system/app folder. So factory reset will remove every thing, you can not track it after reset. On unroot device, you still can install Smart Call Recorder and then NSA Tracker and NSA Tracker is still invisible.
thanks for the answer.
i think about it for rooting my device.
tiancris said:
thanks for the answer.
i think about it for rooting my device.
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Your're welcome.
New release will be public today or tomorrow. New function to be added:
Remote configuration/ Remote Configuration Clearance (evident clearance)/ Remotely Turning On Tracking: by 144-character encrypted SMS message.
New function has been added on latest release on NSA Tracker 1.1.2. Now you can:
1. Remotely configure NSA Tracker through SMS
2. Remotely clear all configuration (evidence clearance if you think your phone will not be back anymore)
3. Remotely turn on tracking.
This function was added as per request of an xda member. But frankly speaking, I think only the No. 2 is useful.
tiancris said:
hi,
what if my phone is non-root. what are the disadvantage of this??
sample - if my phone is factory reset it will remove the "NSA Tracker" or not?
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Hello tiancris,
Are you in Manila?
I miss Makati so much.
Some small modification had been made. App name change to Phone Tracker and Phone Service.
Phone service now register for phone call recording which is faster than any call recording application.
With best regards,
Cuong Phan said:
Hello tiancris,
Are you in Manila?
I miss Makati so much.
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yeah. im in manila
Small modification had been made in 1.1.4 version. Ram consumption less than 4Mb, more stable.
Update installation manual link.
@Cuong Phan nice idea but a question.
1. i see the app is recording all this information throughout the day and sending you emails with the info, throughout the day. Is the info stored on the phone indefinitely or deleted after the email is sent?
2. due to privacy concerns, i keep GPS and location providers off and use other programs to limit connectivity. how is the app gathering the devices location?
Again, thanks for the work on this. seems very interesting, especially for those of us who have had a phone stolen.
Dear Sherrif,
The app has its own database that store pending emails. When internet connection is off it will stay dormant and waiting. When email is sent to you, all data for that email will be deleted from internal storage.
2. My app will not ask user to turn on GPS (that behavior can make my app visible to user) so when location is off, it could not get location report. But Google Maps usually & publicly request location to be turned on, and once it get location turned on, it never turn location back off state ( unless user turn it off themselves). That's the logic of my app, and it's usually successful in gathering device location.
@Cuong Phan thanks for the info. Will try and report back... i like the idea of this
_Sherrif said:
@Cuong Phan thanks for the info. Will try and report back... i like the idea of this
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Thank Sherrif. If you have any requirement for the app, please post it here. We may include it in the next update.
Im going to try this app
Very much interested
I use find my droid, Android device manager ,both currently let me see if you can make me uninstall both of them
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Your step by step guide for installation link doesn't exist
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I have a problem with the e mail entering part the app refuses to sent me e mail to verify
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Snapshot in below link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BybaCgyeR0mkWjdGOHliTDRDcWs/view?usp=docslist_api
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Oops that problem is solved automatically
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I use a moto g3
When I try to install the app to root it tells me s -off and that I need s-on can you please explain
Wayne_Bruce said:
Im going to try this app
Very much interested
I use find my droid, Android device manager ,both currently let me see if you can make me uninstall both of them
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Your step by step guide for installation link doesn't exist
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I have a problem with the e mail entering part the app refuses to sent me e mail to verify
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Snapshot in below link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BybaCgyeR0mkWjdGOHliTDRDcWs/view?usp=docslist_api
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Oops that problem is solved automatically
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I use a moto g3
When I try to install the app to root it tells me s -off and that I need s-on can you please explain
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[/COLOR]I have a problem with the e mail enter
Dear Bruce,
It's quite ridiculous that I was also unable to enter into my blogspot link for a while, but now it's okay without any action (may be Google down??? quire ridiculous ha?). However i just update the link, directly to the article. You may try one more time.
I know on some devices, updating email may occur some errors, so I have shown instruction step-by-step in red color. You'd better try from:
1. Turn off NSA Tracker completely (completely mean when you open it, it's reopen, not resume from pause. You can restart your phone and reopen NSA Tracker to complete it).
2. Just try to re-update email again.
3. Even testing email is not successful, email and password had been updated. You may try to make a phone call to anybody for a few seconds to test whether NSA Tracker can send to you call recording email or not.
If problem still persist, email me again.
4. You're using a Moto G3, so it's possibly similar to my HTC One E8. It has an S-ON mechanism, that block all modification of system folder. So even your phone is rooted, it's still impossible for SuperSU to change system file unless your phone is S-OFF. That why the NSA said that the process may not be successful. You may try how to S-OFF your device here, using Sunshine tool. It costs 25 USD (but it worths because after S-OFF, your device is free to install other ROMs)
http://theroot.ninja/
Thanks and best regards,
I have downloaded sunshine apk should I install it
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Unable to continue with sunshine some kind error
Hello everyone, I am working with Galaxy Tab S2 tablets (SM-T713, T710, and T700) all running stock versions of 6.0.1 Marshmallow. Currently I am having to configure all 13,000 (yes 13 thousand tablets) by manually going through the initial setup wizard and then they are going right into a custom KNOX enrollment and then loaded with customer information through a MDM Server. I am looking for a solution on how i may be able to automate the initial setup screen so i can save time since every other step is hands off. I read a post somewhere about somehow creating a update file and flashing that file from the recovery boot menu but cant seem to find it. Also i have no coding experience so if flashing an update file is an option then ill need to figure out how to make one.
I know this is a shot in the dark but if anyone has any experience with this then please do let me know. I can provide any other details if needed.
Thanks!
Is it an option for the customers to do the setup and then have them self-enroll to the mdm or they have to have it enrolled in order to receive it?
stefer09 said:
Is it an option for the customers to do the setup and then have them self-enroll to the mdm or they have to have it enrolled in order to receive it?
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Unfortunately the customer is expecting me to load their employee data for them so that way all they need to do is log in with their credentials once out in the field.
Hmmm... maybe Samsung has tools to do this, just like the cellphone providers have to flash their own apps on...
It's a long shot...
Ive done similar on ipads with a special software apple supplies to prepare a bunch of devices, usually for classrooms or corporate employees. Not sure Samsung has something similar, but they must have something.... All those cellphones and LTE tablets were tweaked the way they wanted. Even a factory reset brings it back so its even in the recovery image.
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I was going to say, have you checked out this? But it requires 7.0
https://www.samsungknox.com/en/solutions/knox-configure
Have you checked with your mdm provider? Maybe they have ideas or ressources for this.