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Does anyone know how to use the "scp device.config root@172.16.84.1:/etc/" command using Windows 10?
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Good afternoon, Can't believe it has been 2 mos. since I last picked up this project. To bring you all up to speed, I have successfully gotten back into the packet squirrel, & installed Ovpn on my server(s) I believe I am at the last step, cannot....scp root@myserveraddress:client.ovpn . This is the order of steps per the hak5 video on the Packet Squirrel. This is the output from the command: connect to host 172.245.118.134 port 22: Network is unreachable. The command fails no matter which server/IP I use. Any suggestions? Maybe I skipped a step. Thanks again everyone.
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I am unable to SCP or SSH to the mark V. Getting "permission denied" error for both. This has been constant prior to today; however, today when minimizing infusions they will no longer maximize again and I cannot factory reset or even properly reboot the device. So I need to be able to reflash it over SSH. Any ideas? Am I overlooking something here? Using port 22 for both.
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Hey! The page that is used is not created by me , its made by the maker of <snip>! i have only made it work for the pineapple!! Requirements: 1.Evil Portal infusion 2.putty or an other way to ssh into your pineapple 3.win scp or an other way to scp into your pineapple 4. internet connection on your pc and pineapple Installation: 1. Download: <snip - link removed> 2. Scp install.sh into the root ("/") directory on your pineapple. 3. Ssh into your pineapple and navigate to your root folder : cd / 4. type : bash install.sh and then hit enter. 5. when it says "installed ,
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[sOLVED!] For those of you having the same problem as me, I fixed it by using the power cable that it was shipped with, rather than the USB power cable. Because I am in the UK, I had to use a shaver to mains adapter. Thanks everyone. Hey guys, me and a friend got our hands on the AP121U via ebay and were hoping to flash them with the Jasager firmware. We followed the guide to the letter and used UART cables to flash the factory binaries onto the devices. However, they enter into a boot loop after resetting them. I can hit 'f' and return to drop into failsafe mode, where we're presented
