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will do - thank you Darren

What ends up happening is that about one minute or so after starting the deauth, my own connection to the Pineapple (wireless connection) gets disrupted

Hello group, I have tried watching several YouTube videos and forum postings, and still seem to be failing on this. Hopefully someone can help guide me on what I am doing wrong: Configuration Tab Method: aireplay-ng Deauths: 0 Sleeping: blank Channels: 1 mode: whitelist Blacklist Tab # Target WiFi Router Name (mac hex address for the wifi router in lowercase, with colons between the pairs of characters) Whitelist Tab Mac address to my iPhone I use for delivering internet to my Pineapple Mac address to wlan0 Mac address to wlan1 Mac address to the internal wifi in my laptop Mac address to the Alfa connected to my Pineapple 1 - I enable wlan2 (Alfa card) 2 - Start mon0 for wlan2 3 - In controls, choose mon0 in the dropdown for the wlan2 Deauth 4 - Choose Start The outcome is that the targeted router continues to stay running without any observable hindrance. Any guidance on what I am doing wrong, or is it likely that not all wifi routers are vulnerable and this just might be one of these? Aisha

Hello hak5 forums, I am new to the wifi pineapple and keep knocking my pineapple offline, so this is probably a whitelist/blacklist I am failing on. I am following: https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/32787-karmajammersslstrip-step-by-step-help/ and adding the hex for my own wifi mac and it seems to work UNTIL I am about to click onto the SSL Strip This makes me think that it must be a whitelist/blacklist problem. However when I go to reconnect to the Pineapple on my laptop the SSID to the Pineapple is not there, the only way to make it reappear seems to be to unplug it and reconnect it. Then I can log in against successfully. If it was just my laptop that got knocked off I would assume maybe a whitelist/blacklist failing but for the Pineapple to keep getting knocked offline, not sure. any advice? thanks