[arm-allstar] Using Putty Problems at the Start

[LaRoy McCann]

If you had a node already at .106 then your router would not hand out the
same ip to the new node.

If you can login to your router you should be able to find which ip it has
handed out to the new node.

If you have a transmitter connected to the new node it will announce the IP
address.  You could also plug in a usb fob and connect  an earphone to the
usb fob and you should hear the IP address.

73’s
LaRoy k5tw


On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 1:29 AM "Jeffrey Reid via ARM-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> Okay, this shouldn’t be that difficult, even for an OM that’s not computer
> savvy.  Did a clean write onto the SD card.  Checksum okay. Installed into
> Pi4.  Turn on and blinks dit-dit-dit-dah…The letter V I believe.  I try
> Putty and know that the ethernet IP connected to the Pi is .106 because I
> have another node (one of Mark’s nano-nodes).  Use port 222.  Keep getting
> connection timed out.  So I am stuck at the easy part…Jeez, what am I doing
> wrong.  I tried typing the IP into the Browser with no luck in getting a
> page that says TEST.
>
> The same cable is now back connected to my other node and working just
> fine, listening to the Insomniac Net.  Now, if I can only get to configure
> the new Pi4.  Any Ideas?
>
> Regards,
>
> Jeffrey
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