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I created a android payload with public IP (android/meterpreter/reverse_https). The stdapi commands(ls,cd,webcam_snap etc) are showing when the victim is in the same network.

But when I try to connect over the Internet( i.e. victim is in a different network) using a public IP, the stdapi commands do not show in the meterpreter session.

Further, the meterpreter session is quite unstable, and displays errors after sometime:

meterpreter session is not valid and will be closed

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With metepreter sessions, you need to make sure you migrate to a running application. So for example, when obtaining a session for Windows you would migrate to explorer.exe

If you want to migrate, list the running applications with ps and then it will give you the list. After that, you type migrate [application PID] without the brackets. This should stop your meterpreter session is not valid and will be closed situation.

The stdapi will only be given and only load if the module is handing you administrative rights.

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  • But the stdapi commands are visible and working when using the payload in a same network device, and not in a different network. So i guess its not an admin rights issue, is it?
    – kreysix
    Aug 15, 2016 at 17:41
  • And the "meterpreter session is not valid and will be closed" error also occurs in different network payload(over WAN), not in the same network(over LAN).
    – kreysix
    Aug 15, 2016 at 17:43

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