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Apparently I spoke too soon. It disconnected and is again unable to acess the pineapple bar. Ifconfig is showing that the connection facing the pineapple is eht0 and the internet facing one is wlan0. Leaving them blank is no longer working, it returns the same error as any other configuration--> "SIOCDELRT: No such process; SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable" For a few hours the red light was cycling between solid, blinking, and off; now it's just solid.

It is finaly working! The Pineapple University video was a little different from the other one in that the [eth0] and [wlan0] were left blank; doing that worked. The pineapple still kicks off the wifi connection for the browser but the 172 connection works and it is now and the pineapple bar is working. Hopefully it won't change after connecting it back to Windows.

On a Kali CD the pineapple kicks off the Alfa wireless connection for every website except 172.16.42.1:1471. To set up I've gotten around it by disconnecting the pineapple before entering "wget wifipineapple.com/wp4.sh" and then reconnecting it for the rest of the commands. First attempt: Again but with different settings: It's still unable to connect to the pineapple bar. I tried this again using wp5.sh (v.2.2) instead of the wp4.sh (v2.1) from the video with the same results.

There is Malwarebytes, a anti-malware software, which does block apps from sending outgoing messages. It's been turned off but there's no effect. I'll have a loot around for anything else. Meanwhile here's a screenshot of the config.

Ping was successful. I've followed that video (windows) three times. Everything is configured but there hasn't been any change, unfortunately.

That was a editing typo. The pineapple IS connected via the ethernet.

No, I am not connected to the pineapple via ethernet. The wifi connection is with the outward facing internet.

Just curious, how else would it connect, aren't computers typically equipped with only one Ethernet port? If this one had another port I could use a Alfa r36 to connect via Ethernet but as it is the router is too far away.

Through WiFi. I went through the steps in the Windows Internet Connection video at uni.wifipineapple.com. After which nothing had changed ("Internet IP" --"Error Connecting") Maybe the config is wrong, this is correct? ipv4 for Pineapple: 172.16.42.42; 255.255.255.0;8.8.8.8 ipv4 for Wi-Fi: obtain ip address automatically; obtain DNS server address automatically; Sharing- Allow other network users to connect through this computers internet connection - Home networking connection: Pineapple. Allow other network users to control or disable the shared internet connection. (all boxes have checks)

The problem almost was solved. The computer was connected to another wifi card which didn't have sharing enabled. After configuring it to share with the pineapple (in windows network and sharing center) it still will not connect. Instead of relying on windows I tried to set up the Pineapple using a Kali VM but got a "SIOCADDRT: No such device" error at the end of the install. This is the error when connecting with Putty in Windows: "network error: connection refused".

Hello, I'm trying to download sslstrip to the pineapple but there is a issue with the Pineapple bar. The app starts alright except the tab of apps to download. "Loading, please wait. This can take a while, depending on your connection." "Error connecting. Please check your internet connection!" The internet is working fine otherwise, other apps aren't having issues. Does anyone know what's going on?

Found this video which might help you. http://www.youtube.com/ --> watch?v=m7XUmfC8ESw Maybe you've already seen it if your username on youtube is clwasser1

Just a thought, seen as you're on a military base, maybe it's being blocked by a firewall.

I have a 64GB card being shipped in for a phone and wondered if it would also work in the pineapple. Has anyone tried using a card larger than the supported 32G?

This is what I used from Elliot# "The pineapple status lights from boot should show green orange and red and then just green and blue will flash for a min "checking for firmware" then all lights will come on. If receiving successful replies with ping to 172.16.42.42 and replies from 172.16.42.1 I would say that your interfaces are correctly configured but your internet sharing is not. Open cmd with admin privileges type ncpa.cpl check your internet facing interface has sharing configured and is allowing the pineapple interface to share internet connections. if so and is all correct but you still can't connect do the following in cmd with admin priv type ipconfig/flushdns then ipconfig/release then netsh interface ipv4 reset. Reboot open cmd again with admin priv type netsh interface show interface to see your interfaces now to configure them for your internet facing adapter type netsh interface ipv4 set address name="your internet facing interface" source=dhcp then type in netsh interface ipv4 set address name="your pineapple interface" source=static address=172.16.42.42 mask=255.255.255.0 Now set DNS netsh interface ipv4 set dns name="your pineapple interface" source=static address=8.8.8.8 primary now type in ncpa.cpl to bring up network connections and configure sharing on your internet facing interface right click the interface select properties select the sharing tab, tick top left checkbox and select your pineapple facing interface where it says home networking connection. Click ok. If you get any pop up window saying that the pineapple interface ip address will be changed. In cmd type ipconfig/all to see your ip addresses for the interfaces and reconfigure to the correct config. make sure they are correct. The internet facing interface is using dhcp and your pineapple interface is static and is using the correct static IP address 172.16.42.42 mask 255.255.255.0 and DNS 8.8.8.8 you should be able to connect now. That should do it. You could do it all through network connections using GUI if you wish." These commands won't work with Terminal in Mac but hopefully that explains the framework.

Elliot# "Download Win scp so you can ssh into your pineapple download the new firmware from here http://winscp.net/eng/index.php https://wifipineapple.com/?downloads transfer the firmware to your tmp directory if md5 matches and is good then use a terminal emulator like putty and connect to pineapple using ssh and type in sysupgrade -n -v /tmp/name of file.bin ."

Solution: connected to 172.16.42.42/255.255.255/.8.8.8.8 rather than 172.16.42.1/255.255.0.0/8.8.8.8. I tried that several times before without success so it must have had something to do with using the process outlined be Elliot# here: https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/31579-unable-to-connect-to-172164211471/ Thanks guys.

Success! Creating that temp file was a mistake which resulted in the error message; tmp was found in root after clicking the back folder. The whole factory reboot ended up being redundant because the problem was in entering 172.16.42.1/255.255.0.0/8.8.8.8 instead of 172.16.42.42/255.255.255.0/8.8.8.8. Thanks everyone.

There was no tmp file so I created one inside root. There were no other files in it but apparently the SD is full. "scp:/root/tmp/upgrade.bin: No space left on device" 9,864 KiB out of 12,032 KiB was copied before the error message.

[Network error: Connection to "172.16.42.42" refused] Is there a default username/password that needs to be entered in the WinSCP? root/pineapplesareyummy isn't it.

After a factory reset with the DIP switches the SD card is now blank. What is the best way to re-flash it through Windows?

Thank you for a detailed response. Everything went smoothly and is now successfully configured to 172.16.42.42, 255.255.255.0, and 8.8.8.8. It is still unable to connect but there's no reason to believe it has to do with the ip configurations. After following some advice to reset the pineapple to factory with the DIP switches the SD card is now blank (the amber light blinking is indicating that); so now I'm trying to figure out how to re-install the software. I'll let you know how that configuration went once it's running again.

So after resetting it with the DIP switches following these directions: http://wiki.wifipineapple.com/index.php/Factory_Reset. Everything worked except step 9 because it is still unable to connect to 172.16.42.1:1471. Additionally the amber light is blinking and according to a phone I connected the SD card to; it is now blank. Does it need to be upgraded or unbricked?

So it hasn't fully flashed? It's been blinking like that for 3 days and is still unable to connect to 172.16.42.1:1471. Could this mean that files are missing on the SD card?

Is there a way to upgrade PMV using a Windows CMD line? I am unable to connect with the 172.16.42.1:1471 interface and am having trouble with my hard drive with Kali on it so is there a way to use the directions here https://wifipineapple.com/?flashing in a Windows setting? Background: After the PMV arrived the other day I had installed exactly as the manual defined but it was not able to connect to the interface. Basically everything was successful up until the 3:05 mark of this video youtube.com/ --- watch?v=cyxGqrUUr0Q I have already tried a dip switch reboot. Currently the green light is solid and the amber light is steadily flashing. The device is connected through the Ethernet and the main computer is connected to the internet via WiFI.