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A must have for every Android aficionado, Network Connections is the perfect addition to the Anti Spy Mobile app that will reveal the ‘secrets’ of your apps.

KEY FEATURES:

– Monitors all internet connections from and to your Android device

– Displays notification when hidden apps are connecting to remote servers

– Displays detailed IP information for each connection – IP address, reverse resolving (PTR), AS number, Abuse RBL data, administrative information,etc.

– Gets detailed info about each app that connects to remote servers and network connections used by it – permissions granted to each captured package and all IP addresses used by it.

– Real-time sort by most active, latest connections or by package name.

– Log and export the captured data.

NOTE: The app is a FREE-Trial and some features (including period of connections capture, export of captured connections (limited to first 10), and number of IP address resolve/information) are limited to certain amount of tries. If you like it and want to used it, please download the Unlock key for it.

 

Note that this was only tested on certain combinations like this (Windows 7 with iOS 8), this (Windows 7 with iOS 7), this and this (Windows 7 with iOS 9.3.2 (iphone 6s)). Windows 7 seems a possible Windows OS that can work. Recently, I tested it on Windows 8 and iOS 9. Unfortunately, it did not work. It seems iOS or Windows has changed its way configuring the network. So, if you are using newer OSes, an Ad-hoc wifi hotspot from your PC may be easier to set up to share the Internet connection of your PC to your iPhone.


It is common and straightforward to make PC to use iPhone’s GPRS, 3G or 4G Internet connection through the USB cable. Now during the spring festival in the country, I am facing the problem that I am wanting to make my iPhone use the PC’s Internet connection.

There is no router by hand and what I have is only the iPhone and USB cable. The PC is an old one with Windows XP installed.

Finally, I figured out a way to make iPhone connect to the Internet through the iPhone’s USB cable to the PC Internet connection.

iPhone <--USB--> PC <----> Internet


How to share the Internet of PC to iPhone through USB Cable

The method here is tested on iPhone 6 with iOS 8.1.3 and Windows 7 / Windows XP.

Step 1, disable the adapter for Internet connection in Windows.

Step 2, connect the iPhone to the PC by a USB cable.

 
Step 3, in the iPhone “personal hotspot” settings, enable “USB only” Internet sharing.

A new adapter in Windows will appear (“Local Area Connection 2” here).

Step 4, in the property of the adapter for Internet in Windows, enable “Internet Connection Sharing”.

In the “Settings”, select the needed services.

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Step 5, re-enable the adapter for Internet in Windows.

Now, visit the Who am I service in your iPhone and check whether your IP is from the Internet provider for your PC.
Why and how does this work ?

Following is just my guess since both Windows and iOS are closed systems. For easier to understand, I name the adapters as follows.

iPhone tun0 <--USB--> tun1 PC eth0 <----> Internet

After Step 1, the Windows routing table is cleared. After Step 2 and Step 3, both tun0 and tun1 are created and the network packets are forwarded between each other.

iPhone tun0 <--USB--> tun1 PC

Step 4 makes sure that network packets can be forwarded from tun1 to eth0 by Windows. Re-enabling eth0 in Step 5 set up the routing table as we needed.

tun1 =PC=> eth0

The final path for the packet routing will be as follows.

tun0 --> tun1 --> eth0 --> Internet

The simple interface lets you to know current ip address and get information about any web address, and the special service verify of the connection inform you that there is no internet.

With this app you will be able to:

? Get information about any site and its owner (Whois).

? ?heck for open ports on your device (port scan / netstat).

? See your ip address, and other information about the network to which are connected (Network info).

? ?heck the possibility packets to pass through to the destination(Ping).

? Trace route.

? IP calculator.

? Connections log.

? Detecting by ip address.

? Wake on LAN.

? DNS Lookup.

?And more…

WHAT’S NEW

IP Tools 7.0.2

? Crash fixes

IP Tools 7.0

? Improved UI theme

? Improved Network connections tool

? Improved DNS lookup(new types)

? Improved lists export

? Improved input

? Updated French translation(thanks Jean Pierre Kfoury)

? Updated Finnish translation(thanks Sami Kuusisto)

? Internal fixes

Key features:

-Check hosts over a range of possible addresses in the network.

-Function Vendor by mac lookup displays network equipment manufacturer.

-Flexible Setting the number of passes and timeouts network scanner to achieve ballansa between speed and reliability display.

-Ability To manually adjust the resolver names.

-Getting IP, MAC addresses and host names can be copied to the clipboard.

-You Can specify a range of port numbers, scanned port scanner.

-Port scanner recognizes all registered services.

-Intelligent scanning function of the scanner port (bust only registered ports).

-Full Base port numbers and their descriptions.

Additional features:

-Built IP calculator

-Built DNS resolver