[Pineapple Nano client mode?]

On 7/5/2017 at 1:26 PM, thatalbinofrog said:

Just get the radio and plug it in the back of the pineapple, wait till it flashes red then go to the networking tab, client mode and select wlan2, then scan. From there just enter the password for the router and connect to it. The Access points will then have internet access.

As for the interface, mine is fine. Try a factory reset if needed.

Hope this helps

Thanks so much, I can't believe I didn't see that setting!

I think I fixed the freezing problem too.

[Pineapple Nano client mode?]

I just bought a Pineapple Nano Tactical Elite. I don't understand how to wirelessly connect to an AP with the included USB WiFi thingy. I understand how to interface with it though. If somebody could tell me where I can instruct the Pineapple to use the third-party radio, that'd be great. Also, has anybody had trouble with their pineapple? My web interface tends to freeze after a few minutes on proper power (I've tried to factory reset a few times), it can only be temporarily fixed when I restart the Pineapple (and ssh works when it's frozen, weird huh?). Anyway, thanks for everyone's help in advance.

-Matt London

[Can the local port in AutoSSH be changed from 22?]

By the way I am only assuming that is the problem. When I attempt to ssh into the Turtle using 

ssh root@localhost -p 2222

I get a connection refused error.

Again, thanks in advance

[Can the local port in AutoSSH be changed from 22?]

I am using an ssh server I have on my network, made from a raspberry pi, and the local port 22 conflicts with it's port forwarding settings. I have tried to just change the port in the settings of the module and I get an error. The ssh server cannot be moved to another port. Is there a way to change the local IP in the AutoSSH Configuration?

Thanks in advance!