For exampel: I have a local mopidy server running on a raspberry pi named mopidy2. Have noticed that it's now working with Chrome. and even more similar unresolved questions) Is it still true that Android (4.4) fully relies on DHCP for resolution? Have tested both Chrome and Firefox, and both return that the requested page was not found. In the second link (from 2011) its stated that Android devices have to rely on the DHCP configuration, whereas Windows and Macs provide alternative name resolutions. Here is a similar question which is unresolved. Does it mean that services provided by the product must expose their API to an external server so that an Android user must connect to the external service in order to communicate with local device? Depending on the Android permissions you have granted to AirDroid, AirDroid may be able to access your personal or sensitive data (including personally identifiable information, financial and payment information, authentication information, phonebook or contact data, microphone and camera sensor data, and sensitive device data), to provide you. They buy the stuff, connect it and it should work.Īs far as I understand, with an android phone I can't access the product with the local name, but have to use it's IP-address?! This seems strange. The app only has a six-day free trial, after. Install and launch KSWEB on your Android device.
#Android web server phone how to#
In this scenario, people in the household does not know anything about DNS, IP, router configurations, etc, etc. Heres how to set up a web server on your Android phone, tablet or mini PC. Everything is using wifi network and the product has local name, say, productx.local. Since its 2015, it also runs a small webserver so that people in the house can control the product using their phones.
We have a product controlling some sort of household thing.
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