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The Windows Device Portal (WDP) is a web server included with Windows devices that lets you configure and manage the settings for the device over a network or USB connection (local connections are also supported on devices with a web browser).
WDP also provides advanced diagnostic tools for troubleshooting and viewing the real-time performance of your Windows device.
WDP functionality is programmatically exposed through a collection of REST APIs.
This article provides a general description of the Windows Device Portal and includes links to articles with more specific information on each Windows device family.
Each device family provides a version of the WDP, but features and setup vary based on the requirements of a device.
These are the basic steps for all devices.
1.Enable Developer Mode and Device Portal on your device (Settings -> Privacy & security -> For developers).
2.Connect your device and PC through a local network or with USB.
3.Navigate to the Device Portal page in your browser. This table shows the ports and protocols used by each device family.
The following table includes device-specific details for the WDP.
Toolbar and navigation
The toolbar at the top of the page provides access to commonly used features. •Power: Access power options. •Shutdown: Turns off the device. •Restart: Cycles power on the device. •Help: Opens the help page.
Apps manager
The Apps manager provides install/uninstall and management functionality for app packages and bundles on the host device. •Deploy apps: Deploy packaged apps from local, network, or web hosts and register loose files from network shares. •Installed apps: Use the dropdown menu to remove or start apps that are installed on the device. •Running apps: Get information about the apps that are currently running and close them as necessary. Install (sideload) an app You can sideload apps during development using Windows Device Portal: 1.When you've created an app package, you can remotely install it onto your device. After you build it in Visual Studio, an output folder is generated. 2.In Windows Device Portal, navigate to the Apps manager page. 3.In the Deploy apps section, select Local Storage. 4.Under Select the application package, select Choose File and browse to the app package that you want to sideload. 5.Under Select certificate file (.cer) used to sign app package, select Choose File and browse to the certificate associated with that app package. 6.Check the respective boxes if you want to install optional or framework packages along with the app installation, and select Next to choose them. 7.Select Install to initiate the installation. 8.If the device is running Windows 10 in S mode, and it is the first time that the given certificate has been installed on the device, restart the device. Install a certificate Alternatively, you can install the certificate via Windows Device Portal, and install the app through other means: 1.In Windows Device Portal, navigate to the Apps manager page. 2.In the Deploy apps section, select Install Certificate. 3.Under Select certificate file (.cer) used to sign an app package, select Choose File and browse to the certificate associated with the app package that you want to sideload. 4.Select Install to initiate the installation. 5.If the device is running Windows 10 in S mode, and it is the first time that the given certificate has been installed on the device, restart the device. Uninstall an app 1.Ensure that your app is not running. 2.If it is, go to Running apps and close it. If you attempt to uninstall while the app is running, it will cause issues when you attempt to reinstall the app. 3.Select the app from the dropdown and click Remove. Install (sideload) an app You can sideload apps during development using Windows Device Portal: 1.When you've created an app package, you can remotely install it onto your device. After you build it in Visual Studio, an output folder is generated. 2.In Windows Device Portal, navigate to the Apps manager page. 3.In the Deploy apps section, select Local Storage. 4.Under Select the application package, select Choose File and browse to the app package that you want to sideload. 5.Under Select certificate file (.cer) used to sign app package, select Choose File and browse to the certificate associated with that app package. 6.Check the respective boxes if you want to install optional or framework packages along with the app installation, and select Next to choose them. 7.Select Install to initiate the installation. 8.If the device is running Windows 10 in S mode, and it is the first time that the given certificate has been installed on the device, restart the device.
DNS-SD
Device Portal advertises its presence on the local network using DNS-SD. All Device Portal instances, regardless of their device type, advertise under "WDP._wdp._tcp.local". The TXT records for the service instance provide the following: Connecting on the HTTPS port is suggested, as not all devices are listening on the HTTP port advertised by the DNS-SD record.
CSRF Protection and Scripting
In order to protect against CSRF attacks, a unique token is required on all non-GET requests. This token, the X-CSRF-Token request header, is derived from a session cookie, CSRF-Token. In the Device Portal web UI, the CSRF-Token cookie is copied into the X-CSRF-Token header on each request. Important This protection prevents usages of the REST APIs from a standalone client (such as command-line utilities). This can be solved in 3 ways: •Use an "auto-" username. Clients that prepend "auto-" to their username will bypass CSRF protection. It is important that this username not be used to log in to Device Portal through the browser, as it will open up the service to CSRF attacks. Example: If Device Portal's username is "admin", curl -u auto-admin:password should be used to bypass CSRF protection. •Implement the cookie-to-header scheme in the client. This requires a GET request to establish the session cookie, and then the inclusion of both the header and the cookie on all subsequent requests. •Disable authentication and use HTTP. CSRF protection only applies to HTTPS endpoints, so connections on HTTP endpoints will not need to do either of the above. Cross-Site WebSocket Hijacking (CSWSH) protection To protect against CSWSH attacks, all clients opening a WebSocket connection to Device Portal must also provide an Origin header that matches the Host header. This proves to Device Portal that the request comes either from the Device Portal UI or a valid client application. Without the Origin header your request will be rejected.
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Oct 20, 2022 · Windows Device Portal (WDP) is a device management and debugging tool that lets you configure and manage device settings and view diagnostic information over HTTP from a web browser. For WDP details on other devices, see Windows Device Portal overview. You can use the WDP for the following: Manage device settings (similar to the Windows ...
Sep 5, 2023 · WDP helps in the effective management of device settings, just like the Windows Settings app. This tool makes observing and manipulating active processes running on the device quite hassle-free.
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