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How do I change my Raspberry Pi to local?
The easiest way to get there is from the command line.
- Open the /etc/hosts file for editing. sudo nano /etc/hosts.
- Change the old Raspberry Pi hostname to your new one and save.
- Open /etc/hostname for editing.
- Change the hostname there and save.
- Reboot your Raspberry Pi for the changes to take effect.
How can I control my Raspberry Pi from the Internet?
Launch your browser and point the URL to the IP address and port of your Raspberry Pi, and you should see the web page, click on On/Off buttons to control the LED that connected to your Raspberry Pi.
How can I Keep My Raspberry Pi connected to my Network?
Reroute the Traffic Keep your Pi-hole powered on and connected to your network; plug it directly to your router if you can. Now open your router’s control panel in a web browser (consult your router’s documentation for this part) and look for your network’s DHCP/DNS settings for your LAN—not your WAN.
How do I create a VLAN on my Raspberry Pi?
1. Install the vlan package: 2. Create the virtual NICs by creating and editing the following file with: By convention, a VLAN’s virtual NIC should follow the naming convention: Where physicalNIC is, just as the name sounds, the physical NIC found by running ifconfig.
How do I scan my Raspberry Pi for SSID?
scan_ssid=1 Essentially, the ‘secret sauce’ that was needed was to add scan_ssid=1 at line 7 of wpa_supplicant.conf which forces the Pi to scan for the invisible SSID by name. If you’ve logged onto a wifi network before on your Pi, you’ll already have a wpa_supplicant.conf file that looks something like the one below.
Can a Raspberry Pi Ping both ways to a computer?
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