Static Ip

[grant_g]

Ok,

so when I set static ip to 192.168.10.2 and save in Xwrt, the pineapple gives me 169.xxx.xx.xx address. Xwrt is un-accessible until I set the ip of eth1 (the pineapple) to 192.168.1.22 and then try 192.168.1.1 in my browser. It's like the static ip doesn't stick

Here's what I've learned from the forums:

169.xxx.xx.xx = something about the pineapple is supposed to be the dhcp server, so try a static ip (no idea what that means since I set the pineapple to a static so I assume it means setting a static liek ifconfig eth1 192.168.10.2 - no luck there)

Any point in a good direction would be great!

[grant_g]

I keep trying Xwrt today ( I feel like a mad man)

Static IP

Bridged

IP:192.168.10.2

NetMask:255.255.255.0

default gateway:192.168.10.1

I also tried adding a lan DNS server for kicks

192.168.10.2

Every time I save the changes, reboot, and set a static ip (on my laptop) to 192.168.10.2 also tried 192.168.10.22 for kicks

Pineapple can't be reached, not until i go back to 192.168.1.1

Its like my changes never save - why?

[Mr-Protocol]

The reason your clients get a 169.xxx is because they cannot get an IP from a DHCP server anywhere. one has to be present.

[grant_g]

How do I fix that?

I tried re-flashing today. Pineapples really hate me. I get to fon flash to

Peer MAC: <MAC ADDRESS>
Peer IP : <IP ADDRESS>
Your MAC: <MAC ADDRESS>
Your IP : <IP ADDRESS>

It never got farther (given 60 mins). I tried linux and OSX

Im really striking out.

Again, I'll do anything or read anything just to get a static ip to stick

[Mr-Protocol]

static IP on pineapple works.

static IP on victims no.

You are missing a DHCP server somewhere in your setup.

try going though this.

http://hak5.org/hack/wifi-pineapple-first-connect

or the other tutorials Darren has made.