Android Question I want access to the LAN on the computer by an Android application

[alfaiz678]

Hello
I want access to the LAN on the computer by an Android application
As in the picture the first option
I do not want SMB

 

[Sandman]

You will probably get more, and better, help if you tell us what it is that you want to achieve.

 

[alfaiz678]

You will probably get more, and better, help if you tell us what it is that you want to achieve.

Okay
I want to access LAN as in the picture and share files (copy - paste) between mobile and computer from the share folder on your computer

Is that clear

 

[alfaiz678]

I find a lot of programs on the store of this kind
Does anyone have an idea in it

 

[DonManfred]

I find a lot of programs on the store of this kind

all of them probably uses SMB

 

[alfaiz678]

all of them probably uses SMB

They find them using many ways SMB
look at the picture
The first way is its best

If there is not in the forum only SMB
So what is with me, I try with her

 

[josejad]

And... when you press in "Local Network", what data are you asked to enter to access?

 

[Sandman]

I think most of us reading this thread find this whole thing confusing because "Local Network" is not a communcations protocol. The rest of the list (SMB, FTP, SFTP and WebDAV) are well-known protocols, but the first one isn't.

It's like the app asks you to pick a color and present this list:

• Boat
• Green
• Blue
• Red

What happens if you select that one in the app you screenshot from?

Edit: Sniped by @José J. Aguilar !

 

[alfaiz678]

And... when you press in "Local Network", what data are you asked to enter to access?

Automatically search for computer devices in the network
You just choose the computer and then enter if the computer is not closed with a password
It is very easy for users

Either SMB method requires you to enter the modem address "192.168.xxx"
It is not good for you to do so

 

[alfaiz678]

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alphainventor.filemanager&hl=en_US&gl=US

 

[josejad]

You just choose the computer and then enter if the computer is not closed with a password

But... then you see all the folders in the computer... or just the shared with smb and no password?

 

[alfaiz678]

But... then you see all the folders in the computer... or just the shared with smb and no password?

See only share folders

 

[alfaiz678]

I think most of us reading this thread find this whole thing confusing because "Local Network" is not a communcations protocol. The rest of the list (SMB, FTP, SFTP and WebDAV) are well-known protocols, but the first one isn't.

It's like the app asks you to pick a color and present this list:

• Boat
• Green
• Blue
• Red

What happens if you select that one in the app you screenshot from?

Edit: Sniped by @José J. Aguilar !

I do not think so
It seems and she was independent of other ways

 

[Sandman]

So the alternative "Local Network" basically just means that you get to browse all hosts on your local network. It's a poor name for the alternative, it should be something like "Browse Local Network".

What happens if you select APC? Screenshot please.

 

[alfaiz678]

What happens if you select APC? Screenshot please.

A screen requesting a user name and password for the computer Or login as anonymous The computer was not locked with a password

The folder screen that has been shared on your computer appears You can copy and paste between your computer and mobile Etc.

 

[Sandman]

Yeah, it's clear now that you're the victim of a poor translation to English. It seems you want to BROWSE the local network and find all hosts on it.

If that's correct, you should leave this thread and instead start a new thread with a title like "How do I browse LAN to find machines?"

 

[alfaiz678]

It seems you want to BROWSE the local network and find all hosts on it.

I think so
Does who have worked like this code?

 

[Sandman]

Does who have worked like this code?

you should leave this thread and instead start a new thread with a title like "How do I browse LAN to find machines?"

 

[alfaiz678]

Okay
Thanks

 

[DonManfred]

A screen requesting a user name and password for the computer Or login as anonymous The computer was not locked with a password

So in fact it starts using SMB to access it. SMB is the protocol to use to access shared folders/files.