LAN drive - SAMBA Server & Cli

Name: LAN drive - SAMBA Server & Cli
Rating: 3.57 (2205 reviews)
Author: webrox

Transform your device to a wireless usb key (network drive)

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"LAN drive - SAMBA Server & Cli" is an Android app that allows you to turn your device into a network drive, enabling easy file sharing over SMB. Access and manage files seamlessly on various platforms, including Windows and Mac, without the need for root access. With support for multiple languages and features like user management, unlimited connections, and media playback, it provides a powerful alternative to traditional USB drives. Enjoy fast transfers, even on the trial version.

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By: webrox

Downloads: 241,777

Rating: 3.57

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Version: 8.0 (Last updated: 2020-10-30)

Creation date: 2018-01-25

Email: co*****@webrox.fr

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Full description: See detailed description

Source: Google Play Store

Updated: 17 hours ago

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# 128,236 ▼ 129

User reviews

Pros

Easy to set up and use
Works as a Samba server without crashing
Can access internal and external storage
Provides decent transfer speed for a wireless connection
Helpful documentation and community support

Cons

Performance issues with slow transfer speeds
Inconsistent behavior when using background service
Problems with connecting non-rooted devices to Windows
Difficulty restoring in-app purchases
App stability issues causing crashes and freezes

Most mentioned

Slowness of transfer speeds
Connection issues with Windows
Crashes or freezes during use
Easy setup and user interface
Inconsistent performance across devices

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User reviews

The only Samba server that works for me. So I paid for the pro version and it's so worth it. By the way a tip for those trying to use their Windows PC to connect to this LAN drive or SMB server on your non rooted Android device, there is a solution. Install Owlfiles app from Microsoft store on to your Windows 10/11 PC. Then you can set a custom tcp port number eg 1024 for connecting to your SMB server aka LAN drive Android device.

mycoolstuff email, 2024-08-24

Simple and easy to setup and make it work!!! A little note: may need to share top root of device that stored 'shared sub folders' or else you need to re-pickup shared folder everytime after restart the device. After use for a while, it's seem smb service will be error when try to access folder that contains many files (18 still ok, 38 become invalid smb).