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So we login to the site that hosts our Citrix desktops, we choose our desktop, the download the .ica file. Then open the file, the workspace app starts, then the circle keeps spinning and after 15-20 sec. It gives the error "Try connecting again", and then shuts the workspace app down. This happens on all our Android devices. Samsung A50 phones Android 10.
I'm using a Google Pixel 5 and recently updated to Android 12. Now, my phone will no longer connect (and stay connected) to the camera WiFi It seems that since the phone detects 'no internet' for the camera WiFi signal, it now automatically looks for a different WiFi signal to connect to. This wan't a problem prior to Android 12. This seems to be a phone/ connection issue, but i'm wondering if anyone knows how to correct this? I haven't seen an obvious way to correct this through the phone settings yet. I'm using a EOS Rebel T6i with the latest firmware.
Tested both Wifi and BT individually. No issues with either device remaining connected. The camera conected to my P4 as it did with 11. I then cleared the previous profile settings on the camera. The new phone connected immediately. I tested settings, image transfer and live view (shooting).
Thanks for the suggestion, it seems that was an option before (or with some phones) but no longer an option without 3rd party software....as I understand it. But, I tried again this morning and started over, reconfiguring the WiFi connection to the phone and it worked today. (so as long as it's stays working, problem solved.) Maybe my phone lost some info during the Android 12 update, and even though it said 'connected' it might have been struggling to authenticate or something? Thanks!
I don't know if you got this fixed but I finally figured it out and thought I'd share. First, I need to say that I'm working with the SudioLive 24 Series 3 board and a Netgear 1750 wireless router that isn't connected to the internet. But I think these steps should work for most routers and boards (but don't quote me on that). Also, before you start make sure everything is updated to the latest firmware.
You then have set up the port forwarding address. I can't remember exactly where I found it but on one of the PreSonus supplied documents it says to open ports 47809 and 49669 UDP/TCP. Use both those ports for the internal and external port addresses (if it calls for both). Then for the internal ip address, put your boards ip address. If your board is connected to your router it should show up in the "connected devices" section of your router. You may have to look up exactly how to port forward on your specific router if you're having difficulty with that part.
If in the admin side you can't find your board connected to the router then go to the board and press the UCNET button or navigate to your network settings on the board. If it has the ip address listed as starting with 169.254. that means the board isn't receiving a valid ip. If that is the case you can either set it up manually or press the dynamic button and that will automatically assign the board a valid ip address to the board. I'd recommend doing it manually because then the ip address you assign to it will not change.
To do it manually, you will need to have a computer connected to the router either via cable or a wireless connection. In the computer's tool bar's search bar type "CMD" and that will bring up the "Command Prompt" app. Open that app and type "ipconfig". You should see some text come up at that point and what you are looking for is the "Subnet Mask" and "Default Gateway" line items.
You can then go back to the board and hit the manual button on the control network section of the network settings. Come up with your own ip address for the board but the first 3 numbers need to be the same as the "Default Gateway" section on your computer connected to that router. (e.g. if the Default Gateway sections says 192.168.1.1 then your boards ip needs to start 192.168.1. "something". the last number can be anything from 2-255.) For the Subnet Mask section, input exactly what is shown in the "Subnet Mask" on the computer. For the "Gateway" section, input what is shown on the "Default Gateway" on the computer. Then hit apply in the top right corner of the screen. It might take a couple of seconds to acquire your selected ip but once it does it should show up as the ip address.
Then go back to the admin side of your router and input that ip from your board into the "internal ip address" section in port forwarding. If you selected "dynamic" on the board, input the ip address it gave you. Then save the changes to the router and go back to the android device you are trying to connect. On the home screen of the app it should display the ip address of the board next to the name of the board. If it doesn't close out of the app and re-open it. You should then be able to connect to your board.
When you connect your phone to your computer with Android studio running, you should see a dialog box asking for permission for your computer to debug your phone. Tap Yes and accept those permissions.
LG G3 requires you to 1) Activate developer's mode 2) Enable USB debugging BEFORE connecting your phone to the laptop 3) Accept the computer's RSA fingerprint when installing an apk from AndroidStudio and most importantly 4) Installing the phone on your computer.
I had a problem with connection LG G4 phone with Android Studio, and try lots of combination like enabling developer mode, USB debugging, switching USB PC Connection from MTP to PTP and vise versa, restarting phone...But no csucces until I downloaded and installed Windows USB driver from this location -firmware and choose LG G4 Stylus. My phone is LG G4 Leather dual sim, but works with selection above.
i have samsung s5 with lolipop 5.1 and after i change my domain name the app unable to connect. in chrome from andriod its work, also if i only set the local ip its also work with the app . its looks that the problem on the external address but in other phone have no issue.
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I think it had something to do with SSL. I recently enabled that for my ddns access and it seems to have hosed up my local access. If I only use my ddns access, it works fine. I tested that with only using mobile data and no wifi. If I try only wifi and local access, it gives me the unable to connect message
I have a similar problem. I was able to use the android app and my desktop Windows 10 no problem. Then I changed my router to an access point and the Android app would no longer connect. I have no trouble connecting with the windows 10 machine.
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For a couple of hours now, I've been trying to establish a KDE connection between a Pixel 5 Android device and a computer running Windows 10 with the Microsoft Store version of KDE Connect for Windows. Regrettably, I haven't been able to make these two devices recognize each other. I've tried different troubleshooting steps like allowing the KDE Connect App through my firewall, opening the recommended ports mentioned in the troubleshooting guide, and even experimenting with nightly builds and older versions of both the Microsoft Store and non-Microsoft Store versions of the app.
I've pretty much exhausted all the suggestions on this subreddit and tried everything else I could think of, but nothing seems to work. The only way I can currently pair the phone and computer is by connecting my phone via USB, enabling USB tethering, and connecting my Windows device to the network through my phone. However, as soon as I disconnect my phone from the USB cable, KDE says it's become unreachable. I'm usually hooked up to my network using an ethernet connection, so this workaround is far from ideal. Does anyone have any idea of what could be causing this issue? And/or if there's any way around this?
I can connect with WebUI, but not Android Client. Thoses respond me: SSL initialization failed!
Also, the connexion run with Thunderbird on my Debian Sid; i can to synchronize Contact, and Agenda!
Integration into Health Connect should have begun as soon as Health Connect hit Beta. It's literally Android's connection between all "Health" apps. 70% of mobile phone users globally use Android. And we have to vote on this!! What a debacle...
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Also, you can try unistalling both applications and reinstalling them if the issue is not solved.
Note that to be able to run properly Pix4Dcapture, you need to run Android V7.0 or above on your mobile device.
Hello @Mark_O_Hara, We are aware of the issue that the android version of CTRL+DJI is not compatible with android 12. At this time, we are working on the issue to resolve it. Once, it is resolved we will release a newer version of PIX4Dcapture to support android 12.
Note: PAWS-Secure and eduroam wireless networks are only available to UGA students, faculty, staff and others with a valid MyID. If you do not have a MyID and password, please follow the instructions for connecting to the UGA_Visitors_Wifi.
*Please be advised some Android OS version on Google Pixel may not able to update UCSFwpa wireless certificate thus not compatible to connect. There are no manual configuration option available. This is a vendor issue and until resolved they will not connect to UCSFwpa.
* Rev 4/15/2022: Please see below for updated instructions on how to connect to UCSFwpa wifi for Android 12 OS devices (Google Pixel, Samsung, etc.)
Because of this, we are not able to show specific screenshots for the different versions. However, we are able to provide an overview of the steps necessary to configure Android for UCSFwpa. Please configure your UCSFwpa connection directly from the Android Settings, as outlined below.