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WLAN Pi Cookbook
2023 M4
2023 M4
  • 😎Getting Started
    • 🎁WLAN Pi M4
      • 🖨️Physical Case Design
    • 📞How to talk to your WLAN Pi
    • 🔼Display and Buttons (FPMS)
      • ⚙️Initial setup items
    • 🕸️WebUI
    • 🧑‍✈️Cockpit
      • ⌨️Terminal
    • 📺Software Update
    • 📔Quick Reference
    • ⚡Powering Down
    • 💬Project Feedback & Documentation
  • 🔦Wi-Fi Scanner
    • 🪟WiFi Scanner (Windows)
    • 🍏Wi-Fi Explorer Pro 3 (macOS)
    • 🚨Kismet
      • 🧪Kismet
  • 📱Tailscale
    • 🌎Remote Access
  • 🤓Wi-Fi Frame Capture
    • ⚙️Setup Instructions
      • 🪟Windows Setup
        • 🦈Wireshark 3.x
          • 1️⃣ Python
          • 2️⃣ Wireshark 3.x (Windows)
        • 🚨Wireshark 4.0
      • 🍏macOS Setup
        • 1️⃣ Wireshark (macOS)
        • 2️⃣ Airtool 2
      • 📱Bonus: iOS Setup
    • 🧪Labs
      • 🪟Windows Capture Lab
      • 🍏macOS Capture Lab
    • 🦈Wireshark Resources
    • 🎁Password-less SSH
  • 🔍Profiler
    • 🎁Extra Profiler tasks
  • 🔧Wi-Fi Channel Tool (wifichannel)
  • 6️⃣ Wi-Fi 6E Client
  • 💻Wi-Fi Console Mode
  • ♨️Hotspot Mode
  • 🤷‍♂️Server Mode
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  • Default Credentials
  • Wi-Fi SSIDs
  • Network Interfaces
  • Connect To Your Pi By Its mDNS Address
  • Common Ports
  • Linux Command Cheat Sheet

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  1. Getting Started

Quick Reference

Default Credentials

Username
Default password

Linux / SSH Login

wlanpi

wlanpi

You'll be required to change your password on first login. Please remember your new password.

Wi-Fi SSIDs

We use WPDD 5 GHz APx and WPDD 6 GHz APx SSIDs in this Deep Dive. Connect your laptop to the least utlised AP. Your laptop should stay conected to this SSID for the whole duration of this session.

SSID
Passphrase
Band

WPDD 5 GHz APx

wlanpi123

5 GHz

WPDD 6 GHz APx

wlanpi123

6 GHz

Network Interfaces

Interface
Description
IP

usb0

OTG port

169.254.42.1/24

pan0

bluetooth

169.254.43.1/24

eth0

server mode

172.16.42.1/24

wlan0

wconsole / hotspot

172.16.43.1/24

wlan1

monitor / scanning

DHCP

Connect To Your Pi By Its mDNS Address

WLAN Pi mDNS Record

wlanpi-xxx.local

Try ping wlanpi-xxx.local, where xxx are the last 3 characters of your WLAN Pi Ethernet MAC address.

Or ssh wlanpi@wlanpi-xxx.local.

Access via mDNS can be a bit hit & miss for Windows users. If having difficulty, use the IP address of the WLAN Pi shown on the front panel instead

Common Ports

Application
Port

SSH

22

iperf2

5001

iperf3

5002

kismet

http://<ip>:2501 http://wlanpi-<xxx>.local:2501

Cockpit Admin Dashboard

https://<ip>:9090 https://wlanpi-<xxx>.local:9090

Linux Command Cheat Sheet

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