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Plug your Raspberry Pi into your networking switch/hub/router as if it was another computer you wanted to access the internet.
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The easiest way to do that is to get into the administration section of your networking router.
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Most routers use the 10.0.0.0 or 192.168.0.0 subnet. Look up your router's address for administration. Try 192.168.0.1 or 10.0.0.1 in your browser's address bar.
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You will likely be prompted for a password. You will have to dig this up for your specific router, but they are usually very simple with defaults like login:admin password:password.
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If you can't log in with the default password, then resetting the router with the button in the back should restore it to all defaults.
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Use a terminal window or program to SSH into the RPI.
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On a Mac run Terminal.app and type SSH bartendro@x.x.x.x replacing the x's with the IP Address you acquired in the previous step.
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On a PC, install putty.exe if you don't already have it, and enter the IP address in Host Name box.
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Use the following credentials (case-sensitive):
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login as: bartendro
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password: hackme!
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Are you using the Bartendro image from our website? There’s not much to it. As long as the RPI boots correctly, it should create the network. You can type ‘ifconfig’ in the command line to see what is happening.
Your Raspberry Pi should be creating a wifi network called ‘bartendro’. Once you connect the device you are using to this network, you can open a web browser and go to any website, such as bartendro.com. You should automatically be redirected to the Bartendro interface.
My raspberry pi is not creating a wifi network
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@ghost307 What are you trying to do?
