You’ve got a Symbian S60 device with WiFi and some space on its memory. What is stopping you from using it as a wireless file server or NAS-drive (Network-Attached Storage) which you can easily plug into any (home, work, friend’s) network to access and manage your phone files directly from a computer using your favorite file browser?You are right – nothing. You just need SymNAS. Install it and securely share your phone’s drives and folders content. Access your files from any computer in your network (wirelessly).
SymNAS is essentially a self-contained Symbian implementation of the Network-Attached Storage with the sole purpose of supplying file-based data storage services to other devices on the network. SymNAS provides the functionality of data storage, file systems, and access to files, and the management of these functionalities.
You don’t need to have much knowledge about setting up network shares or permissions. Initial auto configuration will do everything for you.
Big icons will give you better experience with touch panel devices (like Nokia N97 or MX5800).
3 auto connect options will help you make your phone accessible from your computer right when you need it.
SymNAS utilizes industry standard network protocols to provide file server functionality, so you do not need to install anything on your computer. You will need Telexy Network Commander to access your phone files from another Symbian S60 device.
SymVPN is a Symbian S60 PPTP VPN client application that:provides individual users with secure access to their organization or home network;
targeted for use with VPN Servers that support PPTP protocol (for instance: Windows 2008 Server, Windows 2003 Server, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Linux, Mac);
secures basic VPN client functionality (user authentication, channel data encryption, session with VPN Server management) based on PPTP tunnelling protocol.
SymVPN allows you to create a regular Access Point (from the Symbian OS point of view) that can be used in an ordinary manner by any appropriate application that requires an Internet connection.
For example:
SymVPN-created Access Point, combined with SymSMB, will secure your access to the home file server over the Internet;
or you can use it with a Web-browser (Opera-browser works fine for this purpose) to get in your organization’s Intranet;
or you can use it with MailForExchange to enjoy a secure channel with your corporative Exchange server;
What's New :
removed some protocol related limitations (like 1400 MRU);
improved channel parameters negotiation;
Bug fixes:
error -1 (not found) after few weeks of successful usage;
created VPN Access Point is not visible in SymVPN on some new phone models;
Installation
1. Unpack
2. Install UnSigned
3. Signed Patch1 and Patch2
4. Install All 2 Files...
SymPlayer is a simple audio player allowing your Symbian S60 based device to playback MP3 files directly from network locations (without hassle with copying them to the phone first). Using this toy you can browse your network for MP3 content or just play everything in designated network folders, defined as a “Play List”. And do all this wirelessly (WiFi, 3G, etc.).SymPlayer utilizes industry standard network protocols to stream your data directly to device, so you do not need to install anything on the PC side.
Combine SymPlayer with SymVPN and you can access your music from anywhere. You will not need to think ahead what you’ll likely listen on your phone next day/week/month anymore. Just have all your music, audio books, etc. stored on some network file storage (computer, NAS-drive) and listen it when you like. You just need to “share” this content using standard folder sharing mechanism.
1. Unpack
2. Install UnSigned
3. Signed Patch1 and Patch2
Telexy Network Commander is the most powerful networking tool for Symbian S60 based devices. It contains all Telexy products integrated with Telexy Network Browser to a one easy to install and easy use application.Key Feature :
configure PPTP VPN Access points (SymVPN);
share drives and folders (SymNAS);
perform automatic local/network file synchronization (SymSync);
play MP3 content directly from network locations (SymPlayer);
browse network, map network shared folders to a local drive letters, manage local/network files and folders, open files (like pictures or office files) directly from network locations, etc...
do it easily on touch panel devices (like Nokia N97);
do it all securely and wirelessly
