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Old 07-16-2018, 07:03 AM   #557
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Originally Posted by Randy11 View Post
I understand that If I connect the Max2's web browser, I can use the USB connection via ADB, I'm wrong or not ?
No, not only: having used the web is just a test that USB networking works.

To create USB networking, you either have an Android user interface, or root privileges and shell commands.
But, you can also use "forwarding" through 'adb reverse', and this creates a network without needing root privileges.

Through forwarding, a trick is set so that if the tablet connects to a specified port of special address 'localhost', it will instead connect to its networking peer.

So, in the context of "monitor":
- on your desktop PC you may have a VNC server listening to port 5900;
- the tablet is USB connected, ADB ready, and you issue an
adb reverse tcp:5900 tcp:5900
from the desktop;
- your VNC client (e.g. bVNC) can connect to
localhost:5900
and this will in fact connect it to the server on the desktop.

Please try it, I still have to. I connected the tablet to a local web server for brevity.
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