Remote ADB Shell
8.2 70
v1.7.2 by Cameron Gutman
About Remote ADB Shell
Remote ADB Shell (Package Name: com.cgutman.androidremotedebugger) is developed by Cameron Gutman and the latest version of Remote ADB Shell 1.7.2 was updated on June 28, 2022. Remote ADB Shell is in the category of Tools. You can check all apps from the developer of Remote ADB Shell and find 200 alternative apps to Remote ADB Shell on Android. Currently this app is for free. This app can be downloaded on Android 4.0+ on APKFab or Google Play. All APK/XAPK files on APKFab.com are original and 100% safe with fast download.
Remote ADB Shell is a terminal app that allows you to connect to the ADB shell service of other Android devices over the network and execute terminal commands. This can be useful for remotely debugging Android devices (running tools like top, logcat, or dumpsys). It supports multiple simultaneous connections to different devices and keeps these connections alive even when the app is in the background. This app does not require root on either device, but root may be helpful to configure the target devices. If the target devices are not rooted, you must use a computer with the Android SDK and Google USB drivers to configure the them (detailed below).
This app is a wrapper around the shell that is exposed over ADB. It maintains a 15 command history which is accessible by long pressing the command box. Long pressing the terminal display itself will give the option to send a Ctrl+C, toggle auto-scrolling, or exit the terminal session.
This works in the exact same way that the "adb shell" command works on a computer. Because this app uses a native implementation of the ADB protocol in Java, it does not require root on either device or any 3rd party apps on the target device. The devices simply speak the same protocol to each other that they would to a computer running the ADB client from the Android SDK.
IMPORTANT: Devices running Android 4.2.2 and later use RSA keys to authenticate the ADB connection. In my testing, devices running 4.2.2 will need to be plugged in to a computer the first time you connect to them (from each device with this app installed). This allows them to display the public key acceptance dialog, which you must accept (and check "Always allow from this computer"). Devices running Android 4.3 and 4.4 seem to have no problem displaying the dialog without a connection to a computer, so it looks like this is a workaround specific to Android 4.2.2.
To configure a stock un-rooted target, plug the target device into a computer that has the Android SDK installed and run "adb tcpip 5555" from the Android SDK's platform-tools folder. This will start ADB listening on port 5555 on the target device. The device can then be unplugged and will remain configured properly until reboot.
For devices that are rooted (although it's not required), you can install one of the several "ADB WiFi" apps to enable the ADB server to listen over the network. Devices with a custom ROM may have an option to enable ADB over the network in the Developer Options pane of Settings. Using either of these methods will properly configure ADB for network access with this app. The extra step for 4.2.2 is still required for the initial connection.
To connect to your remote Android device, type in the IP address of the device and the port number (5555 from the example above) in Remote ADB Shell. Tap Connect and it will attempt to connect to the device and start up the terminal.
Developers: The custom Java ADB library I've written for this app is open-source under the BSD license at https://github.com/cgutman/AdbLib
The source for this app is available under the Apache license: https://github.com/cgutman/RemoteAdbShell
This app is a wrapper around the shell that is exposed over ADB. It maintains a 15 command history which is accessible by long pressing the command box. Long pressing the terminal display itself will give the option to send a Ctrl+C, toggle auto-scrolling, or exit the terminal session.
This works in the exact same way that the "adb shell" command works on a computer. Because this app uses a native implementation of the ADB protocol in Java, it does not require root on either device or any 3rd party apps on the target device. The devices simply speak the same protocol to each other that they would to a computer running the ADB client from the Android SDK.
IMPORTANT: Devices running Android 4.2.2 and later use RSA keys to authenticate the ADB connection. In my testing, devices running 4.2.2 will need to be plugged in to a computer the first time you connect to them (from each device with this app installed). This allows them to display the public key acceptance dialog, which you must accept (and check "Always allow from this computer"). Devices running Android 4.3 and 4.4 seem to have no problem displaying the dialog without a connection to a computer, so it looks like this is a workaround specific to Android 4.2.2.
To configure a stock un-rooted target, plug the target device into a computer that has the Android SDK installed and run "adb tcpip 5555" from the Android SDK's platform-tools folder. This will start ADB listening on port 5555 on the target device. The device can then be unplugged and will remain configured properly until reboot.
For devices that are rooted (although it's not required), you can install one of the several "ADB WiFi" apps to enable the ADB server to listen over the network. Devices with a custom ROM may have an option to enable ADB over the network in the Developer Options pane of Settings. Using either of these methods will properly configure ADB for network access with this app. The extra step for 4.2.2 is still required for the initial connection.
To connect to your remote Android device, type in the IP address of the device and the port number (5555 from the example above) in Remote ADB Shell. Tap Connect and it will attempt to connect to the device and start up the terminal.
Developers: The custom Java ADB library I've written for this app is open-source under the BSD license at https://github.com/cgutman/AdbLib
The source for this app is available under the Apache license: https://github.com/cgutman/RemoteAdbShell
Remote ADB Shell 1.7.2 Update
v1.7.2- Fixed several reported crashes
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Remote ADB Shell
1.7.2
APK
June 30, 2022
565.09 KB
Requires Android: Android 4.0+
Screen DPI: 160-480dpi
SHA1: 1eef4a27aa82ab717bda0b39f8ac233d17ed389a
Size: 565.09 KB
What's New:
v1.7.2
- Fixed several reported crashes
- Fixed several reported crashes
Remote ADB Shell
1.7.1
APK
May 19, 2022
564.56 KB
Requires Android: Android 4.0+
Screen DPI: 160-480dpi
SHA1: 2ffdbc29cf5d8d8a12ffa62379000bfa8eb46633
Size: 564.56 KB
What's New:
v1.7.1
- Disconnects no longer trigger a notification if the session is currently open
- Crash fixes
- Disconnects no longer trigger a notification if the session is currently open
- Crash fixes
Remote ADB Shell
1.7
APK
May 19, 2022
564.41 KB
Requires Android: Android 4.0+
Screen DPI: 160-480dpi
SHA1: 5c8ae2ae40450b6ac77c8b1c29b33520446f2e37
Size: 564.41 KB
What's New:
v1.7
- Updated to target Android 12
- Fixed several crashes
- Updated to target Android 12
- Fixed several crashes
Remote ADB Shell
1.6.5
APK
October 22, 2017
580.35 KB
Requires Android: Android 4.0+
Screen DPI: 160-480dpi
SHA1: dfbe6452b1a405937d7f2c9dadc898f84c180793
Size: 580.35 KB
What's New:
v1.6.5
- Fix crashes on Android 7.0 and newer OSes
- Fix crashes on Android 7.0 and newer OSes
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Update Date:
2022-06-28
Latest Version:
1.7.2
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