Step 3
Connect Your Phone to Your Xbox
You need to be on the same network as your Xbox. Whether your Xbox is connected via Ethernet or wirelessly doesn't matter, your phone just needs to be on the same network.
Open the app on your phone, and after going through the initial setup pages, hit the back button on the "Help" page to return to the main menu. Here, select the "Register" button, then the app will scan your network for Xbox One consoles. If there are multiple Xbox Ones, it will list each one on your phone, so choose the Xbox One console you would like to connect to.
Once you choose the console (or if there is only one console), you will be asked to sign into the Microsoft account corresponding to the Xbox Live Gamertag you wish to stream from. After you sign in, a toast message will appear on your Xbox saying streaming has started and your Xbox One's screen should now stream to your phone.
Manually Configuring the Xbox/Phone Connection
If OneCast doesn't find your Xbox in the automatic scan, you can manually search for it using the app. You will need the IP address of the Xbox, so head back to your Xbox One and enter again into Settings. Select "Network," then "Network Settings," and finally "Advanced Settings." Here, you will find the IP address. Input this into the text field on your phone and OneCast will once again scan for your Xbox One
Connect Your Phone to Your Xbox
You need to be on the same network as your Xbox. Whether your Xbox is connected via Ethernet or wirelessly doesn't matter, your phone just needs to be on the same network.
Open the app on your phone, and after going through the initial setup pages, hit the back button on the "Help" page to return to the main menu. Here, select the "Register" button, then the app will scan your network for Xbox One consoles. If there are multiple Xbox Ones, it will list each one on your phone, so choose the Xbox One console you would like to connect to.
Once you choose the console (or if there is only one console), you will be asked to sign into the Microsoft account corresponding to the Xbox Live Gamertag you wish to stream from. After you sign in, a toast message will appear on your Xbox saying streaming has started and your Xbox One's screen should now stream to your phone.
Manually Configuring the Xbox/Phone Connection
If OneCast doesn't find your Xbox in the automatic scan, you can manually search for it using the app. You will need the IP address of the Xbox, so head back to your Xbox One and enter again into Settings. Select "Network," then "Network Settings," and finally "Advanced Settings." Here, you will find the IP address. Input this into the text field on your phone and OneCast will once again scan for your Xbox One
A Few Things to Know
While the newer Xbox One controller does come with Bluetooth connectivity, the input lag introduced by connecting your Xbox One controller to your phone is high. OneCast recommends that you instead leave the Xbox controller connected to the Xbox for minimal input lag. As long as your controller stays connected to the Xbox, you can use it with your phone as if it were connected. If you do go this route, we recommend purchasing a phone holder for your Xbox controller to position your phone's screen right above your controller for the best experience.
Technically, you can use a Bluetooth controller, but in our testing, this didn't always work. I tried a few controllers, including a Razer Naiju Mobile and a PS4 controller, and neither worked within the OneCast app (although both did control general phone navigation).
While the newer Xbox One controller does come with Bluetooth connectivity, the input lag introduced by connecting your Xbox One controller to your phone is high. OneCast recommends that you instead leave the Xbox controller connected to the Xbox for minimal input lag. As long as your controller stays connected to the Xbox, you can use it with your phone as if it were connected. If you do go this route, we recommend purchasing a phone holder for your Xbox controller to position your phone's screen right above your controller for the best experience.
Technically, you can use a Bluetooth controller, but in our testing, this didn't always work. I tried a few controllers, including a Razer Naiju Mobile and a PS4 controller, and neither worked within the OneCast app (although both did control general phone navigation).
Neither the iPhone or Android app supports using the microphone for in-game chat and/or voice chat. OneCast does plan to add that feature later.
Similar to other streaming services (such as AMD Link), you are limited to your home network and your Xbox has to be turned on. Someone else can't use your Xbox while you are playing on your phone and you can't use this app outside your home network. For the latter, you will have to wait for Project xCloud from Microsoft.
Finally, for the best performance, you'll want a very strong connection. A 5 GHz connection will have more than enough bandwidth (provided the internet service you pay for is also high) to provide smooth streaming with minimal input lag. For the best results, connect your Xbox via its Ethernet port. If possible, if your phone supports USB OTG, you can also connect your phone using Ethernet, although a 5 GHz Wi-Fi connection is fine.
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Finally, for the best performance, you'll want a very strong connection. A 5 GHz connection will have more than enough bandwidth (provided the internet service you pay for is also high) to provide smooth streaming with minimal input lag. For the best results, connect your Xbox via its Ethernet port. If possible, if your phone supports USB OTG, you can also connect your phone using Ethernet, although a 5 GHz Wi-Fi connection is fine.
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You may not know it, but the IPv4 address of your computer contains tons of useful information about whatever Wi-Fi network you're on. By knowing what your IPv4 address and subnet mask are telling you, you can easily scan the whole network range, locate the router, and discover other devices on the same network.
While IP addresses like 192.168.0.5/24 may look familiar to you, the IP address assigned to your computer by the router is actually telling you a lot about the network itself. If we didn't know anything at all about which network we were on, we might have a hard time running a scanning tool that asks us to provide a range of IP addresses to scan. We could panic and scan every IPv4 address in existence by just scanning 0.0.0.0/0, but at 42,94,967,294 possible IP addresses, this would take a very long time.
Instead, we can be smart about how we scan a network by learning a little about how IPv4 works. You don't need to be a network engineer to be smart about your scanning and to quickly calculate a network range, and learning to quickly find the router on a network can save you from needing to reveal your presence with a scan.
While IP addresses like 192.168.0.5/24 may look familiar to you, the IP address assigned to your computer by the router is actually telling you a lot about the network itself. If we didn't know anything at all about which network we were on, we might have a hard time running a scanning tool that asks us to provide a range of IP addresses to scan. We could panic and scan every IPv4 address in existence by just scanning 0.0.0.0/0, but at 42,94,967,294 possible IP addresses, this would take a very long time.
Instead, we can be smart about how we scan a network by learning a little about how IPv4 works. You don't need to be a network engineer to be smart about your scanning and to quickly calculate a network range, and learning to quickly find the router on a network can save you from needing to reveal your presence with a scan.
What Is an IP Address?
In order for any device to connect to a Wi-Fi or Ethernet network, two pieces of information are needed to successfully transmit and receive information. The first is a MAC address, which is like the electronic serial number of a device which doesn't change as it joins different networks. The MAC address is used to identify the device physically on the network and uses a format like below.
MAC addresses are useful because the first half of them are assigned to a manufacturer to program into the devices they sell. That means that we can use the MAC address of a device to see who makes it, which is in many cases enough to identify what it is. For example, identifying a "nestcam" device almost certainly means a "Nest" brand security camera.
The other piece of information needed to join a network is an IP address. Unlike the MAC address of a device which doesn't change, your IP address is like a parking space on the network that may change depending on what network you're connected to and how many other spaces are occupied by other devices. When a network creates a link between the physical MAC address of a device and the IP address assigned by the router to a device joining the network, the combination allows a successful connection to the network.
You can find your IP address by running ifconfig or ip a in a terminal window.
In order for any device to connect to a Wi-Fi or Ethernet network, two pieces of information are needed to successfully transmit and receive information. The first is a MAC address, which is like the electronic serial number of a device which doesn't change as it joins different networks. The MAC address is used to identify the device physically on the network and uses a format like below.
40:70:09:7a:64:97 - ARRIS Group, Inc.MAC addresses are useful because the first half of them are assigned to a manufacturer to program into the devices they sell. That means that we can use the MAC address of a device to see who makes it, which is in many cases enough to identify what it is. For example, identifying a "nestcam" device almost certainly means a "Nest" brand security camera.
The other piece of information needed to join a network is an IP address. Unlike the MAC address of a device which doesn't change, your IP address is like a parking space on the network that may change depending on what network you're connected to and how many other spaces are occupied by other devices. When a network creates a link between the physical MAC address of a device and the IP address assigned by the router to a device joining the network, the combination allows a successful connection to the network.
You can find your IP address by running ifconfig or ip a in a terminal window.
ifconfig | grep inetinet192.168.0.24 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.0.255In practice, an example would be your smartphone connecting to the Wi-Fi network at a coffee shop. Your device has the same MAC address at home as it does at the coffee shop, but the router at the coffee shop would assign you a potentially different IP address every time you joined.
Once you've connected to the network, the router and nearby devices store the relationship between your device's MAC address and the IP address it's been assigned in a table that allows easy delivery of information. You can see this table by typing arp -a into a terminal window.
arp -a? (192.168.0.11) at 3c:dc:bc:05:77:d4 [ether] on wlan0 _gateway (192.168.0.1) at 40:70:09:7a:64:97 [ether] on wlan0In this example, my computer has stored the IP and MAC address of the router (gateway) and another computer on the network, allowing packets to be sent to either.
IPv4 is the most widespread and easy to understand IP addressing system but is gradually being replaced by the more complicated but scaleable IPv6. In spite of this, most networks will still assign you an IPv4 address, making it easy to find your way around the network. The most important thing to know about IP addresses is that they are just a long, unique number assigned to a device on a network. That's all.
What You'll Need
To learn how IP addresses work, you'll need a connection to a router that assigns you an IPv4 address. Many of the calculations to find the network range can be done on paper on in your head, but I find it useful to use a calculator in many cases.
You can use tools like ipcalc to make it easier to quickly calculate IP ranges, but it won't help you much unless you know what it's telling you. In this guide, we'll use ipcalc a few times, so you can install it by typing apt install ipcalcin a terminal window or installing it from its GitHub page.
To learn how IP addresses work, you'll need a connection to a router that assigns you an IPv4 address. Many of the calculations to find the network range can be done on paper on in your head, but I find it useful to use a calculator in many cases.
You can use tools like ipcalc to make it easier to quickly calculate IP ranges, but it won't help you much unless you know what it's telling you. In this guide, we'll use ipcalc a few times, so you can install it by typing apt install ipcalcin a terminal window or installing it from its GitHub page.
🔰DSTV FREE Premium Tutorial🔰
⬛️STEPS::
1.Make Sure You have A DSTV Decoder(it must not be paid and it must be off when doing this Process)
2.Goto https://now.dstv.com( use Desktop or PC to do this and use FireFox or Chrome browsers)
3.make an account but don't attach the Card (click on "I don't have a decoder")
4.Confirm everything and make sure the Two Channels are working.
5.now click on "Upgrade or Attach Card"
6.the Add your unpaid Card
7.After that Sign out for Two hours then sign in Again
8.Then you will see the catch up series and TV shows
9.Click on TV Guide And Select Package to Premium
10.go back to home and Click on Live TV and you will see Premium channels will appear click on Channel 100 and Watch for 3 minutes
11.after watching for Three minutes goto channel 110 and if you see it has started playing just play it for 30 minutes..
12.Switch your Decoder on and Try channel 110 if you see it's playing then you are successful!!!!
⬛️STEPS::
1.Make Sure You have A DSTV Decoder(it must not be paid and it must be off when doing this Process)
2.Goto https://now.dstv.com( use Desktop or PC to do this and use FireFox or Chrome browsers)
3.make an account but don't attach the Card (click on "I don't have a decoder")
4.Confirm everything and make sure the Two Channels are working.
5.now click on "Upgrade or Attach Card"
6.the Add your unpaid Card
7.After that Sign out for Two hours then sign in Again
8.Then you will see the catch up series and TV shows
9.Click on TV Guide And Select Package to Premium
10.go back to home and Click on Live TV and you will see Premium channels will appear click on Channel 100 and Watch for 3 minutes
11.after watching for Three minutes goto channel 110 and if you see it has started playing just play it for 30 minutes..
12.Switch your Decoder on and Try channel 110 if you see it's playing then you are successful!!!!
🔰How to Move Emails from One Gmail Account to Another🔰
🔷The method is just simple and straight and you will use some of Gmail account settings that will allow you to transfer all the email to another account. And this is a feature of Gmail that probably no one of you was knowing before reading this guide. So follow up some simple steps below.
♻️Steps To Enable POP In Old Email Account To Import Mails To New Account:
1. First of all login into your Gmail account whose email you want to move to another account.
2. Now click on settings button there on below of your profile picture of your account.1
3. Now under settings click on Forwarding and POP/IMAP option and there enable Enable POP for all mail (even mail that’s already been downloaded).
4. At below select Mark Gmail Copy As Read in the drop down option and then simply click on save changes option.
5. Now visit your new Gmail account to which you want to get all your mails.
6. There click on Settings and under it click on Accounts and Import and there select Add a POP3 mail account you own,
7. Now a popup windows will appears where you need to enter the email address from which you want to import emails and then click on next step.
8. Now on the another page simply proceed by entering the password and all other fields will be auto filled there and simply click on Add account.
9. Now on the next screen simply click on yes option and click on add.
10. Thats it you are done, now all the emails of that account will be there in your new Gmail account.
🔷The method is just simple and straight and you will use some of Gmail account settings that will allow you to transfer all the email to another account. And this is a feature of Gmail that probably no one of you was knowing before reading this guide. So follow up some simple steps below.
♻️Steps To Enable POP In Old Email Account To Import Mails To New Account:
1. First of all login into your Gmail account whose email you want to move to another account.
2. Now click on settings button there on below of your profile picture of your account.1
3. Now under settings click on Forwarding and POP/IMAP option and there enable Enable POP for all mail (even mail that’s already been downloaded).
4. At below select Mark Gmail Copy As Read in the drop down option and then simply click on save changes option.
5. Now visit your new Gmail account to which you want to get all your mails.
6. There click on Settings and under it click on Accounts and Import and there select Add a POP3 mail account you own,
7. Now a popup windows will appears where you need to enter the email address from which you want to import emails and then click on next step.
8. Now on the another page simply proceed by entering the password and all other fields will be auto filled there and simply click on Add account.
9. Now on the next screen simply click on yes option and click on add.
10. Thats it you are done, now all the emails of that account will be there in your new Gmail account.
Kubernetes for .NET Developers ☸️
Have you started building containerized application and struggled with scaling across multiple hosts❓
Would you like to simplify DevOps tasks such as deployment and configuration❓
Have you heard about Kubernetes and would like to learn more❓
Then this presentation is for you. 💎
Kubernetes is an open source system for managing containerized applications across multiple hosts; providing basic mechanisms for deployment, maintenance, and scaling of applications. 🔥
In this presentation, I will walk you through Kubernetes fundamentals, the high level architecture, how would you deploy an ASP.NET Core application to Kubernetes and finally how would you configure and launch auto-scaling, self-healing Kubernetes cluster. ⚡️
[ YouTube ] : youtu.be/uh4V2IjSrlI
[ Github ] : kutt.it/KubeAsp
〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️
#Kubernetes #DotNet #Core #AspMvc #AspCore
Have you started building containerized application and struggled with scaling across multiple hosts❓
Would you like to simplify DevOps tasks such as deployment and configuration❓
Have you heard about Kubernetes and would like to learn more❓
Then this presentation is for you. 💎
Kubernetes is an open source system for managing containerized applications across multiple hosts; providing basic mechanisms for deployment, maintenance, and scaling of applications. 🔥
In this presentation, I will walk you through Kubernetes fundamentals, the high level architecture, how would you deploy an ASP.NET Core application to Kubernetes and finally how would you configure and launch auto-scaling, self-healing Kubernetes cluster. ⚡️
[ YouTube ] : youtu.be/uh4V2IjSrlI
[ Github ] : kutt.it/KubeAsp
〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️
#Kubernetes #DotNet #Core #AspMvc #AspCore
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