Access Your Computer from anywhere on the Internet!

Access your computer from anywhere on the Internet by following this simple tutorial!

In this video, I will teach you how to make your own computer as a server, and connect it to the Internet as a server. You don't need to have a static IP to achieve this.

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First off, we are creating a simple http server in python (by using my script). This script will run on localhost and port 1560. We then use ngrok to create a secure tunnel from localhost:1560 to the ngrok server. By doing this, our localhost can be accessed from the Internet.
When someone access the ngrok server with our port number, they are going to be taken to our localhost where the python script is running.

This python script provides access to a particular directory on our computer. In this way, we can access our computer from any device on the Internet through ngrok.

For more information about how the script works, visit the github page.

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[TechRaj]

Hey guys, I forgot something while making this video. You don't need to use the pyftpdlib library at all. So, you can simply skip the steps of installing pip and pyftpdlib. I've updated the script on github.
EDIT : Improving the UI of the login form(index.html) will be much appreciated! Try it if you are interested in web designing. Don't forget to do a pull request as well!

[siddieswarthota]

Bro actually i see your videos because of your English it is awesome

[qu]

Do you need to set up port forwarding if you are not on the same router or that handled by the program?

[whiteshadow]

So that awkward photo was randomly selected 😂

[adnanahmadsiddiqui]

So to do this
1. Your host computer should be on.
2. It should be connected to the internet.
3. It should be running Python at background.

[arthdoshi]

I think it would be better to use any FTP server rather than getting through this tedious process

[ibrahimmahroof]

computer should need to turned on and need internet connection on it right ?

[shivammittal]

tech raj,
i am unable to run the pythonw command plz help asap

[waseemhacks]

Hi i got this error Incorrect credential access prohibited appreciated if help

[vamshichinna]

Osm information bro make more videos like this nd u'r explanation is sooo nice bro I really loved it

[lukmanelitesolutionschenna]

Very very useful video bro, thanks...keep it up

[JM-otuc]

I think this one is more on hardcore side. Thanks btw. Lookin to try this

[s.d.l.lochanabandara]

port forwarding with ngrok is not working over the network help

[jani]

sorry if your own computer is off and you are outside how to get acces file from in your comuter

[CarlosRodriguez-xkot]

how about remote desktop what is your adivce

[shubhamdevrani]

my my u r pretty good...may i ask wht is ur qualifications

[jdog]

"ftpserver.py" crashes and/or "pythonw" within a few minutes. Monitoring with Task Manager and constantly have to open CMD prompt and run ftpserver.py again. When the web-interface stalls I check TM and see that pythonw is no longer in the list under the details tab, so I restart ftpserver.py. When this is done the web-interface requires you to revert back to the login screen and enter credentials again. I cant tell if the crash is correlated to runtime duration, or operational demand, but it's very unstable for me. Is there a later version of Python that can be run with this? When I installed the 2.7.15 I got dialogue explaining it was outdated ect. I added ngrok to the exceptions list of addons, and I added both ngrok.exe and ftyserver.py to the exceptions list for AVG. Any ideas?

[zafarsamani]

Congrats bro finally your channel is approved for AdSense

[ronakrawal]

How to conduct pentest remotely from home?

[blistercooper]

every time i tried to login it redirected to access denied but i am entering correct username and password... may be there is something going on with a script please check and update