Cleverly set Android to facilitate Linux and Windows Management

Cleverly set Android to facilitate Linux and Windows Management

How to Use Android phones to manage Linux and Windows, such as SSH (Secured Shell) connected to Linux and cmd connected to Windows (it is estimated that it is still difficult to directly access PowerShell, however, you only need to access cmd and enter "powershell" to access PowerShell ). I checked the relevant information when I was idle this weekend.

Keywords: "Android SSH", "Android SSH Client", and "Android Remote Connection.

It is easy to Search in the Chrome browser, especially when you use Label Search in the "https://code.google.com/#website. Here, we need to remind you that, if you fail to download the .apk software on the webpage, you can change http to https.

For tag search, see:

I think the software is "ConnectBot". Its Labels include "SecureShell, SSH, Android, Java, Network, Internet, Crypto, FileTransfer". The project address is http://code.google.com/p/connectbot /.

Software Introduction: "ConnectBot is a Secure Shell client for the Android platform. its ultimate goal is to create a secure connection through which you can use a shell on a remote machine and transfer files back and forth to your phone."

I will simply translate (or translate), which means like this. ConnectBot is a Secure Shell (or SSH) Connection Tool for the Android platform. Its ultimate goal is to create a secure connection between your mobile phone and a remote machine, allowing you to use Shell and transmit data.

In addition, the software can access the internal Shell of Android without the root permission (most commands can be used after verification, but some commands do need the root permission, for example, cat is a root-readable file ).

This software is easy to use and consumes a small amount of resources (memory and power) on the mobile phone. I took several pictures on my mobile phone for your reference.

Figure 1: saves the previously connected connection, which is easy to use. You can change the configuration by holding it down for a long time.

Figure 2: This is the access to Android. You only need to enter a nickname to access the Android Shell.

Figure 3: The result is displayed by remotely connecting to my CentOS server and executing the top and whoami commands.

Figure 4: This is the ConnectBot background program of the Android process monitor. It ensures that the connection is not interrupted during background running.

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