Android Server enable reverse ssl connections

Submitted by RebootAllTheThings on #1

I have run into some difficulty using "Enable reverse SSL connections" on Windows client with Android server.

I enabled reverse clients, setup port forward and can confirm it is working over the internet. I then enabled SSL and verified it's working on the LAN. Now I'm trying to configure reverse SSL connection over the internet.

The Windows client says it's listening on port 7572. I have forwarded this in firewall. I also specified 7572 on Reverse client menu on Android server. (instead of default 7573).

Any ideas? Did I miss something?

Thanks.

Submitted by Michael on Sun, 2019/06/23 - 16:23

#2

The android app does not support reverse SSL. Only forward SSL or reverse normal TCP

Submitted by RebootAllTheThings on Mon, 2019/06/24 - 03:11

#3

Any plans to add that? What is your recommendation to secure Android server and windows client over the internet? I don't care about encrypting the traffic so much as preventing unauthorized access.

And thank you for fast replies!

Submitted by Michael on Mon, 2019/06/24 - 13:11

#4

Reverse SSL is quite advanced behavior, and ill add it in when i get more requests for it. In the android app there is no way to prevent unauthorized access as is. The server is identical to the linux server and supports all the features but there is just no interface or shell access to enable the extra settings like reverse ssl or onClientAuthorized script.

If you have root, you could just cd to the app directory com.virtualhere.androidserver on your android device and just edit the config.ini file directly and add in clientAuthorization script (https://virtualhere.com/authorization) or even the reverse ssl if you want to set it up.

Submitted by RebootAllTheThings on Tue, 2019/06/25 - 04:25

#5

I don't have root unfortunately.