DigitalData

Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I hope you have better luck with the replacement. :)

https://www.wifipineapple.com/pages/faq Follow the firmware recovery option and not the factory reset.

Can you do a factory reset and try it again?

Do you have your nano connected to an internet connection. If you go to the Dashboard page and try to Load Bulleting do they show up after a few seconds? If not, it sounds like you don't have a connection to the internet. There are other posts in here that tell you how to share your computers internet connection with the nano when it's plugged in or you can use a usb wireless dongle plugged in to the usb port to connect. If you don't have one, they sell compatible ones in the Hak shop.

1. I don't see a problem with the scenario you mention. Are you assuming there is a problem with it because the S7 isn't automatically connecting when you deauth it? 2. No, clients don't need to have been connected to an open wifi prior to it being able to connect to the pineapple. Signal strength could be part of the issue you are having. I have also had some difficulty getting specific devices to connect. Some times it takes a lot of patience and multiple times of trying. Not all devices connect the same way. I believe there are other posts on the forums addressing this issue.

Does it happen when running on battery too? Or are you only running it with the power cord that was supplied? I haven't yet but I plan to order another power cord online because mine doesnt seem like a very good quality so I think that's causing my problem.

Hmm. Have you only done one factory reset? I know it sounds weird but I had a few strange issues that were resolved after factory resetting a few times. Not sure why this would help but in my case it did.

Can you post a screenshot of the PineAP and Filtering page?

Probably a dumb question but are you saving the options after checking the boxes on the PineAP page?

Why do you want to use the usb wifi dongle for remote management? Is there a reason why you arent connecting to to Management AP that you set up when you set the pineapple up? I think you will find that most people use the usb dongle to connect the pineapple wirelessly to an internet connection so they can use it in a Man-In-The-Middle configuration. I believe the Management AP is what you are looking for. If you dont remember what you called it, you can find it on the Network Settings Page

Are you running the latest firmware? Does the pool stay empty when you run a recon?

Does it completely turn off or reboot? Is it only turning off under a heavy load (like while running Recon?) Or will it randomly shut off with no load on it?

I has the same issue with mine as well.

I was wondering if anyone else had issued when plugging their Tetra in. I bought mine when it first came out and had to wait for the replacement AC adapter. I've hardly used it over the last year but notice when I do, i get a spark when I plug it in. It doesn't matter which end I plug in first, the tetra or the wall outlet, it always sparks. I was curious if this was an issue with the AC adapter. I was considering buying a new adapter from amazon but wanted to see if anyone else had the same problem. It doesn't appear to have damaged anything and what i've done to alleviate it now is to plug it in to the tetra then a power strip which is turned off. Once it's plugged in I turn the power strip on.

I was playing around with the Connected Clients module on the Nano and I noticed the "Blacklist" section shows all of the mac addresses I added to the Filters section of the nano. I have the client fitering set to allow those mac addresses but ConnectedClients still shows it as a blacklist. I'm wondering it the module will interfere with the allow option in filtering or if the word blacklist is just a bad choice of terms in the ConnectedClients module.