Therefore you'll need to reconnect devices through USB OTG and perform step 7 again after reboot. Note that if your device wasn't configured to receive ADB connections over TCP/IP initially (as is the case on most phones/tablets), the remote connection gets lost. First make sure that the right target device is selected in the top spinner (if there are multiple devices connected) and then tap on the execute button next to the Reboot device command on the Commands tab. Once you've been able to establish a remote connection, you can perform the reboot command.
REMOTELY REBOOTING ANDROID
You can find target's IP address in advanced WiFi settings (in target's Android settings), or directly via Bugjaeger by executing the command Get WiFi IP address. Then type in the target IP address, and tap on Connect To connect to the target, open the connect dialog by tapping the connect button. The target should now be ready to accept wireless ADB connection via TCP/IP on port 5555. This will set the property on the target to the specified port. If you're familiar with ADB, the steps above will have the same effect as executing adb tcpip 5555. Switch to Commands section in Bugjaeger app (first tab)Įxecute the Connect Through WiFi command in Bugjaeger
REMOTELY REBOOTING HOW TO
Check out the official docs, if you're not sure how to do thisĬonnect host and target through USB OTG cableĪuthorize Bugjaeger app to access the connected USB device on host To create a remote ADB connection between host (Bugjaeger) and target, do the followingĮnable Developer options AND USB debugging on target device. The device that we want to control will be the target. To make instructions easier to follow, I'll call the device that has Bugjaeger installed the host. You just need to follow the instructions below. You can do this with the following ADB Command adb tcpip īugjaeger also allows to connect in the same way. For other devices this needs to be done manually.
REMOTELY REBOOTING TV
Some devices, like Android TV or RPI with Android Things, already have the adbd daemon configured to accept remote ADB connections. Once you understand how to establish a remote connection, you should additionally be able to execute other commands remotely.
Later I'll also try to give some tips on how to reboot remotely through Internet. In this post I would like to show how to use Bugjaeger to reboot your Android devices connected to the same WiFi network. Rebooting device remotely might be useful when you have issues with an app that froze, the complete system is hanging, or when you want to force initialization of multiple apps that start after reboot. The Bugjaeger app supports the ADB protocol and also allows to reboot another Android device through USB OTG or remotely. ADB also offers the option to reboot the device through USB or even remotely through WiFi. Note: I already have the desktop setup to launch both BI and the SunriseSunset utility at startup so for now I’m just looking for a way to restart the machine remotely.Rebooting an Android device without using the standard button and system UI usually requires root privileges or a device owner app. I’m sure there are many more methods to achieve this, but are any of these more/less secure than others? I see TeamViewer mentioned here a lot in the forum search results so maybe that’s the way to go(?)
REMOTELY REBOOTING PRO
I’ve been doing some research and found some of the following options:ġ- Using TeamViewer on the desktop and the TeamViewer App for AndroidĢ- Use the Remote Desktop Protocol built into Windows Pro over VPN (I have Win 7 Pro so from what I’ve read, it could work?)ģ- Use another program like Airytech Switch Off or Shutter (not free) and using it over VPN I already have VPN setup to access the network if that helps at all. Preferably I’d like to be able to do this from my phone or tablet (Android) rather than a computer, though that route would work too. I’m trying to find a secure way to remotely restart my BI desktop in case the need arises.
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