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Introduction and Setup Recap 00:00:00
Testing Access Point 00:00:14
Inner Ubuntu VM Boot 00:00:28
Virtual Machine Inception 00:01:12
Network Connectivity Test 00:01:49
Ping and Routing Success 00:02:12
IPv4 and Domain Testing 00:02:38
Font Size and Terminal Issues 00:03:02
Installing Terminator 00:03:24
Adding Static Route 00:04:47
Persistent Route Configuration 00:08:48
Network Settings Adjustment 00:11:02
Router Static Route Discussion 00:13:32
SSH Connection Test 00:14:46
Final Thoughts and Subscribe 00:16:20

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All right, we’re back. So, uh, my goodness, this video is enormous. We have just finished up setting

up the, uh, the forwarding and the wireless access point and DNS mask and all that stuff.

Now we need to find out if the access point actually works. So the pie is sitting on my

desk. It’s got the dongle plugged in and, um, I want to log into a machine that can connect,

to do i have a nested virtual machine here that i made just for this video i’m calling it inner ubuntu

so you should release your inner ubuntu

i guess hopefully this even boots i only used it one time um let me get rid of like the

the toolbar is it going to work my cpu is now burning out of control

okay this is going to be super slow i’m just telling you right now

this computer’s already pretty crappy and i have a hypervisor that i’m recording on

and then inside that sorry i have a virtual machine that i’m recording on and then inside

that virtual machine there’s another virtual machine that we’re launching it’s like

it’s the virtual machine inception so let me see if i can log in here

Let me see if I can log in here.

Okay.

Seems to have booted.

Let me look at the details real fast.

Oh my God.

I don’t even know where I am anymore.

There’s like three toolbars that I’m looking at.

Three start menus.

So network manager, now I’m back from another cut.

For some reason I didn’t type the SSID incorrectly.

Well, la de fricking da.

So I’m just going to, I guess I typed it in wrong.

Copy pasting it seems to work this time.

Anyway, successfully activated.

So if we do, so remember this inner VM, it doesn’t even have a network card.

It only has the Wi-Fi dongle.

I can do ping 8.8.8.8 to see if we’re online.

We are actually online.

The access point works.

It’s routing.

it’s routing um this should be able to ping my main router 1.1 yep and then 1.101 nice so basically

at this point let me try like a domain name here google.com yeah okay google.com works let’s try

ipv4 works ipv6 unreachable well we’re not on ipv6 i guess i forgot yeah we didn’t add ipv6 yet so

for the regular you know the old school IPV works so at this point the clients

connected to the PI access point can access the rest of the network and they

can access the internet the next thing that we should probably think about

doing is increasing the font size of the dang terminal but besides that I want to

have the rest of the network be able to access clients behind the access point

because you know for me I want to be able to set up servers that are a little

to set up servers that are a little bit further away and you know boost their signal with an

access point what’s going on here i hate this terminal you know what i don’t care i’m going

to do it i’m going to install terminator because i know how to set up the fun size on that one

anyway so the next thing pseudo app update update is what we have to do first

the next thing i’m going to do is set up a route so that we can connect from land clients to clients

So if you look here at the recording that we’re doing, at the main VM that we were in this entire time, we can’t actually ping stuff that’s on the.5.1 subnet.

In fact, we don’t actually even know what the address is.

So if you notice, I can ping 192.168.1.123, and that works because the pi.123 is on the same subnet as the rest of the network.

subnet as the rest of the network. I can also ping 192.168.1.147

because that is also part of the same subnet as the rest of the network.

I can’t ping 192.168.5.1 because

I guess I can, but for sure we’re not going to be able to ping the client that’s inside of the

so I can just get out of this freaking tournament.

And so you can,

because I know this is kind of hard to read, right?

I don’t like that I’m showing you

like a super small front screen.

If you can’t read,

maybe I should just tell you what we did real fast.

I mean, you saw the commands to connect before

on the outer VM,

but I’ll just remind you,

you sudo network manager CLI we wouldn’t do connection add we would actually say device

Wi-Fi connect and then we would name the SSID you know the SSID’s name and then we would say

the password and we would do like you know some kind of password here and then we don’t have to

specify the interface name on the nested VM because there was only one network device at all

So now I can get out of this awful terminal emulator and just go into Terminator.

Pin to the dash.

Unpin to the dash.

And then I can send a bigger font size.

References.

Profiles.

I’ll just make like a really big font size for the rest of this video.

Oh.

where’s a boon 2 mono

reminder later open to sans mono regular that’s an okay terminal font not the best but okay so

now you can see it’s like a little bit better so what are we doing uh we just proved that this

inner vm can see the internet and it can see the lan but this uh machine can’t really see

can’t really see items on the inside. Let me show you what I’m worried about right now.

If we say IP address and show one of our wireless LANs, oh it’s got this huge name, it’s not WLAN0

like on Raspberry. So this is the wireless adapter that we plugged into the inner VM.

It’s got this IP address that has been given to it automatically from DNS mask.

so that uh or sorry a dhcp server so it’s a something.74 that means now we know what address

it is using so we’ll know what address should probably fail let me just double check this real

fast 5.74 not 1.74 yeah so it’s on the other subnet so we’ll ping 5.74 why is it working

i i pushed a bunch of routes the other day

day. I guess they’re just still in there. Okay. This was the whole surprise. Let me just get rid

of this. Sorry. Uh, sudo IP route delete and then just delete that whole entire thing.

I put a route into my actual router. I thought it wasn’t working though. Maybe it’s actually

Anyway, we’ll talk about that.

So now if we just kind of look at IP routes, now these are like normal routes.

This 123 that’s like for the VM stuff, so it’s fine.

Anyway, if you go back to the ping area, if I hit enter a bunch of times to diagnose the

network, notice how the pings are still showing up for the normal subnet 1.something, but

they’re now no longer showing up for 5.something.

So that’s what was going on before.

I already had the good routes in there.

So now the question is, I mean, if you don’t want to be able to have your normal land machines reach clients behind the access point, then you can just be done with this whole video.

But if you want to be able to reach them, maybe they’re going to be servers.

Maybe you just want to like SSH into them or like access something, you know, access them in some way.

Then you need to be able to reach your machines, right?

So how can we do that?

Well, the first thing that you can do is add a static route.

route so you know what is a route this is not a video about routes it’s basically just a way to

say how do you get to that subnet you get there by making your next hop to this particular ip address

so if i go sudo uh ip route add this is linux you can do the same thing uh basically in like your

router and windows and stuff like that leave a comment if you would like me to make a video for

you know any other topic explaining further if i get enough votes i’ll probably just do it

votes i’ll probably just do it so we’re saying we’re going to add a route that will go to this

new subnet and the way that we get to this new subnet is via this ip address which is on the

current subnet notice how this is dot 1.47 147 was the uh the wireless adapter of the pi

the primary wireless adapter the the internal radio so it’s basically saying if you want to get

to subnet 5.something then you got to first bounce onto the wireless radio of the pi and we know how

of the pi and we know how to get to that because that’s on our normal subnet you don’t have to do a

proto static metric and all that stuff that’ll be filled in later but uh you can specify a device

to hop onto so for this particular machine it’s just basically got ethernet so we can specify

you need to hop out on the ethernet adapter versus like some other adapters that you might have but

I just say to get to that other subnet we’ll just hop on to the pie so now that I added that

notice how right away the other pings start coming back so that’s all we really need to do is just

add that route how do you make that permanent though because this is not going to last after

we reboot this virtual machine so let me delete the route real fast whoa what happened no such

let me just double check here

maybe I can like oh because that extra stuff at the end is not in the route

that I just added so I’m deleting the route notice how these pings suddenly

stop how can I make this persistent well you can go into the settings of your

connection and just specify some routes in there so notice how I’m in a program

called XFCE I’m basically going into the network settings and I’m saying edit

connections if you’re on a different version of Linux or a different network

manager or like Windows or whatever you can just go into the network settings

the wireless settings the Ethernet settings and edit the settings and if

you poke around long enough and look at all the different tabs and things that

are offered you’ll eventually find a place that lets you specify routes notice

on automatic but it’s got a button called routes so if i click on the routes button oh that’s why

it was in there i left it in the actual dialogue so um yeah this is all you need to do you click

the add button and it says what address do you want to uh be able to get to and uh you just type

an address yeah i could have typed dot five dot zero but i chose to type dot five dot one just to

remind myself uh and then the net mask uh usually we’ve been seeing a slash 24 block but that’s the

block but that’s the same thing as this 255.255.255.0 it’s kind of the same meaning they’re just

in different formats i think the format on top is called cidr and i can’t even remember what the one

on the bottom is called i think it’s like just a regular subnet mask or something um so you say

in order to get to that machine the gateway um with this uh mask meaning let’s just get to any

any machine on that particular subnet,

then this is your next hop.

The gateway is the PI’s Wi-Fi adapter

that we assigned earlier.

So when I hit okay,

I should be able to just like disconnect and reconnect

and it should just work.

So again, it’s already working right now,

but the reason it’s always working

is because I had that in there.

So let me just disconnect one more time.

Notice how all the PI’s, sorry, all the pings stop.

stop. What’s going on here? Terminal is frozen. All right. That’s weird. Why isn’t it letting

me get enter? I don’t like it. So then if we just go back to the wired connection, suddenly

everything works all over again. That terminal is just frozen, dude. Okay. Let me just check

my notes real fast. Is there anything else that I needed to talk to you about? Yeah.

Well, I guess one thing I should mention, this is not a video about

administering your actual router, like your primary router. It’s kind of a pain in the butt

to add a static route to every machine that you want to be able to access a client, you know,

on your access point on your new Pi repeater. For me, that’s only like three or four machines. So I

just entered it, it’s fine. But if you want every single machine on your LAN to

on your LAN to always know how to get to clients

behind the access point,

you have to have your router push a static route.

There’s a way to do that actually with your DHCP server.

Some routers have like a nifty interface

that is just called static routes

and you can just start entering them in there.

Some of the routers, you know,

they want you to edit the DHCP server and type like a number

and then like do all these weird conversions

to get like a hexadecimal string.

decimal string. I’m not going to go over that in this video. Just know that you can manually add

static routes here, or perhaps in the future, add static routes at the router level, which will help

all clients. But that’s how you connect. That’s how you do it. Just to prove the point here.

What was the IP address of the client? Right. So like this, yeah, that inner VM, I think it’s on

74 at the very end so I’m on regular LAN right now even though this is a VM it’s actually hooked

up to my regular LAN at least like for the moment I should be able to access it via SSH it’ll say

connection refused if I wasn’t able to access that subnet um it would just

time out or say unreachable or something but it should say connection refused if the SSH server

it might actually try to connect.

Let’s see what happens.

Connection refused.

That means I did make it to the inner VM,

but the SSH server is not on.

So let me just prove this to you a little bit more.

Pseudo apt install, open SSH server.

So when this finishes,

we should be able to connect over SSH

basically finished our wireless repeater only got like three minutes left until the camera cuts me

off again hope you uh learn some stuff let me just try to connect real fast yep see how it’s asking

me now do you recognize this machine so it actually worked so after all of these hours of

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Join us in Scene 3 of our Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi Repeater series! This step-by-step guide walks you through compiling Wi-Fi dongle drivers from source, setting up Network Manager to connect to your router, configuring the Pi’s Wi-Fi adapter, expanding the file system, and installing DNS Masq for DHCP. Whether you’re extending your network to the garage or just geeking out, this tutorial is for you. Check out our other videos for the full setup, and subscribe to join our community of tech tinkerers!

Introduction and Recap 00:00:00
Wi-Fi Dongle Driver Compilation 00:00:04
Network Manager Setup 00:00:50
Connecting to Existing Router 00:01:05
Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi Configuration 00:03:23
Expanding File System 00:04:12
Verifying Wi-Fi Connection 00:05:05
Setting IP Address 00:06:39
Installing DNS Masq 00:08:53
Configuring DHCP Server 00:11:04
IP Forwarding Introduction 00:16:20
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Yeah, there we go.

Okay, so we’re back.

I went away.

I forgot exactly what I told you before I cut the video, but I went away.

I recorded a different video where I installed the drivers for this Wi-Fi dongle.

I compiled them from source.

I found them on GitHub.

I wanted you to go to that video and use it to learn how to compile the drivers for your

own Wi-Fi dongle.

If you want to have the same dongle that I have, that video I should have a link to where

a link to where you can buy the same dongle that I have.

But if you have a different dongle, that’s okay.

The instructions in the other video should probably help you.

So at this point now, you’ve gone away to compile the drivers for your Wi-Fi

dongle and you’re back, you’re ready to continue making your Pi access point.

So what we should do is I’m logged into the Pi right now.

And let’s use Network Manager to see what’s up.

Let’s use network manager to see what’s up.

Network manager connections show.

We only have ethernet up right now.

We want to connect as a client to your existing router.

So remember we have two radios.

One is going to be the internal radio of the Pi or a dongle if you wanted to buy two dongles.

And then the other one is going to be the dongle that we’ve been talking about.

So I mean, I’m saying you can buy two dongles and stick them in the Pi if you want a little

bit more range.

For me, I just use the internal of the Pi and then the dongle as the external.

the external so the dongle is going to connect nowhere it’s just going to be an access point so

that other clients can connect to it so I’m going to connect as a client specifically using wireless

LAN zero because that’s the built-in ethernet sorry wireless adapter of the pie we can do this

in network manager we don’t even need a desktop we’ll say pseudo network manager device Wi-Fi

connect and then we just have to specify the name of your original or how about your primary

original or how about your primary access point you know whatever it is whatever your wi-fi

credentials are you got to put that there i’m not going to show you i’m going to type this into

another window so that you don’t have to see the name of my access point let me go sudo network

like that the name of the access point and then after that you have to put a couple more things

in so you’re going to do the interface name you should name which radio you want to do the

connecting as a client so I’m going to put WLAN zero because that’s what we just said if name

WLAN zero in the other window and then you want to provide the password for your wi-fi access

point so I’m just going to put password here your password here and then I’m going to type that for

And then I’m going to type that for myself up in the other window.

Oh, shit.

There we go.

Okay, I think that’s probably all we need right now.

I’m just going to hit enter on my other window.

You should hit enter now.

it’s saying that it does not see the network we forgot to turn the radio on the the wi-fi adapter

is off right now so that’s that’s a default thing with the raspberry pi so we’ll go into a tool

called raspy config raspy config raspy config um you could use a program called rf kill to activate

the radio but the raspberry config is more fun so what you want to do is uh after you say you know

sudo-rasby-config, you go into localization options, and you select the wireless LAN country.

So that’s, you know, because different countries have different regulations, they’ll restrict like

the frequency bands you can use or whatever. I’m not sure about all the countries, but I’m going

to find United States in the use. There’s only a few of us, only a few use. And now the Wi-Fi

idea, I go to advanced options and select expand file system. Because if you remember, I’m going

to do a reboot real fast. Yeah, if you recall, we, what’s going on, man, I want to ping.

We wrote a very small image to the card. It was only like two gigabytes or something, right? So

that means the file system is only two gigabytes, but the card is way bigger than that. And I want,

to be able to take advantage of all the space on the card so that’s why you expand the file system

and raspberry pi has like a nice little tool that helps you do that so it’s pinging again i should

be able to get in there okay uh going back to my other window real fast i’m just going to check that

the uh the connection actually worked so wireless lens zero oh it didn’t even work last time for

sure so we’re gonna we’re gonna repeat that command because the wi-fi wasn’t on before right so

the wi-fi wasn’t on before right so so if you recall uh we did sudo network manager device wi-fi

connect and then the name of your access point and then if name wireless land zero and then the

password i’m going to type that into my other window here and if we’re lucky it’ll connect

yeah okay it seems to uh have worked and then sudo and see what you should show okay

rename the connection real fast and then I’ll show it to you in the main terminal windows

so you do network manager connection edit main one and set the connection ID to how

about just like connect as client save quit show okay so now I think I can show you this

so it’ll pseudo network manager command line interface connections show and you can see

connected as a client to the rest of my network. At this point I could pull out the ethernet

adapter if I wanted to, but I still don’t like doing that because it’s pretty easy to lose your

connection and screw everything up and the ethernet is there to save you. But for now I have connected

as a client on wireless LAN zero. Make sure you have the right one selected. And if you did it

wrong you can do pseudo network manager connection delete and then just name the connection. But I

So let me just edit the IP address real fast.

Edit, connect as clients.

You’re probably gonna wanna do this

because remember we talked before

about the idea of you having IP addresses

that you had to come up with to follow this video.

So I’m going to, oh gosh, what’s happening?

There we go.

Let me go to this one.

Right, so I’m trying to set up wireless LAN 0 so it’s going to be 147 for me.

Maybe not the same thing for you.

So I’m going to go, let’s see, I just edited it.

Okay, so I’m going to set ipv4.addresses as that with a 24 block.

And yes, I want to set to manual.

I want to set the gateway.

Basically this is the same thing that we did with the ethernet already.

Then I’m going to set the DNS.

DNS, the only difference here between, you know, this connection and the ethernet connection

is I’m just setting a different IP address, but I’m giving it the same gateway and the

same DNS servers and everything.

So DNS search, home, I’m going to save it and then I’m going to quit it.

At this point you could reboot the Pi.

Maybe I should do that so I can read my notes a little bit more.

Let’s reboot the Pi and let’s see if we can connect on the wireless interface.

interface so I think it was 147 I just set up let me do a ping at 147 so I’ll

know if the Wi-Fi comes on I may have forgotten to tell it to auto connect

like I did last time but I feel like the Wi-Fi does that already we’ll see what

happens I’ll just give it like 10 more seconds yay it worked okay so now we’re

through the wi-fi notice how it says i don’t recognize this remote because it’s a different

ip address but we’re on the pi so now you’ve got two ways to get into your pi i’m actually going

to revert because i like staying on ethernet but uh just so you know this is how the pi will get

its internet after you eventually put this repeater somewhere where you can’t get ethernet you know

like in your garage or on top of a china hutch or whatever so um the next thing that we need to do

The next thing that we need to do is, um,

we need to install a program called DNS mask. We need a DHCP server because what’s,

what’s going to happen basically is when we connect it as a client to the primary router,

its DHCP server gave us an IP address on the normal subnet. So that’s fine. We don’t really

need that for the primary connection. But when we become an access point with the extra antenna,

connects to our pi as a client is going to need ip addresses and it’s not going to be able to get

the ip address the clients are not going to be able to get the ip address their ip addresses

from the router anymore because they’re not even connected to the router they’re connected to the

pi and there’s an isolation because there’s two different networks so that means we need to put

a dhcp server on the pi so the pi can just decide what ip addresses everybody has on its network so

I think what I’m going to do since the video is already about 15 minutes long into this particular segment

and I think the whole video is already like over an hour for sure

I’m going to pause the video and I’m going to go away and make another video

where I just talk about how to install DNS mask on your Raspberry Pi

so you should go to that other video and then come back

when you have a DNS mask all set up

and then maybe I’ll just copy paste the config

config that i’m actually using for this particular project just to make it more clear this is the

sample configuration file for dns mask it’s not too bad that that’s kind of it it’s kind of all

you have to do so uh i think i’m just going to install dns mask right now for you what i did a

moment ago is i said sudo apt install dns mask so it’s already installed for me and then to give it

called etc dns mask and any file you create in this dot d directory and this is kind of typical

for programs that recognize a dot d drop directory you can just stick configuration files in there

and they’ll be read automatically so this is the configuration i’m going to use for my dhcp server

on my pi you should probably use something similar but not exactly the same or not necessarily it

I’m using my search domain of home so you don’t have to do that because you don’t even you probably don’t even have the home domain unless you want one and then I’m gonna I’m gonna specify what IP addresses should get assigned to clients that connect to the access point.

the adapter this doesn’t work otherwise I guess it’s fine by default nobody’s

gonna be looking at this PI I don’t know maybe I should specify the adapter I’ll

make a note or I’ll come back in a second but anyway so we want to specify

an IP address range if you recall our IP address range that we chose for the

clients of the access point is going to be dot five dot something right so this

the subnet should match what we’ve chosen.

So all of the IPs that we give away should start with 192.168.5 and then something.

So notice out here I’m just saying 192.168.5.10.

So I’m saying that the first IP address that I will give away is a something.10.

And the last one that I’ll give away is a something.150.

I think most people don’t go up that high, but I just feel like it.

I want to go from 10 to 150.

and that gives me a little room to statically assign lower addresses if I really feel like it later or

High addresses if I feel like it later

This subnet right here. That’s the same thing as a slash 24 block

It just means only the last number should be able to change and then the least time 24 hours

That means if the if the PI

DHCP server gives an IP address to a client then that IP address should last for about 24 hours before the PI has to decide

decide um you know on another ip address or if it’s going to give it a longer lease or something

on the same one it’ll just it’ll just redetermine what’s going to happen uh then we’ll send a dhcp

option uh basically we’re going to tell the clients hey here’s the ip address of your gateway

so that’s called option three for dhcp options so we say three comma and then the dhcp server is

going to be dot five dot one at the end because that’s the number we’ve designated for wireless

for wireless LAN one, the gateway, you know, the wireless dongle that we’re setting up.

Then we’re going to send DNS servers.

You need DNS servers so that your clients can actually resolve names to addresses,

you know, like yahoo.com or google.com instead of their numbers.

So that’s going to be option six.

And then you basically just put every DNS server you know about,

or you want the clients to know about, separated by commas.

Just to point out also, we’re not covering IPv6 in this video

covering IPv6 in this video because we’re trying to keep it short but you probably want to continue

eventually and set up IPv6 on your own at some point but this will totally work without it

so my DNS servers are 1.101 but again you probably don’t have those as DNS servers

yours are probably just going to be the IP address of your router or maybe you can put in some public

DNS servers like 8.8.8.8 whatever you do write it all down there and save it

and before we try to run dns mask let’s watch messages and see what’s going on

actually you know what let me just type it and i won’t show you because there’s probably

sensitive stuff in there you use a command to watch service logs called journal control so

you’ll say pseudo journal control dash dash unit and then you just name the unit that you’re

interested in watching if you type if you press enter right now you’ll see all of the logs and

you’ll be able to scroll up and down, hit Q to exit.

But if you just wanna follow the logs in a live view

to see maybe problems as they’re occurring,

then you’ll do a dash F for follow.

I’m gonna do that in my other window right now,

just so that I can maybe catch myself

if something goes wrong.

So I’m gonna like copy paste this up here on a terminal.

Blup, blup, blup, blup, blup.

Okay.

So it says,

I think it actually just like reset itself once I change the config file.

That’s kind of cool.

So, but then the next steps you want to do just to be sure that this service is actually going to run for you.

You’ll say sudo system control status DNS mask.

And then it says it’s enabled on my system.

So then I’m going to do sudo system control enable dash dash now.

And that’ll just ensure that it’s enabled.

so it’ll start whenever the system boots and then it’ll start it right now also and every time you

change the configuration you probably want to do something like restart I actually I’m not sure you

need to do this because it looks like it was picking up the config while I was typing it and

saving it so pseudo apt sorry pseudo system control enable now and then restart and then

the DNS server should be running let’s see how much time do we have seven before I have to cut

So now we’re at the point where we have to set up IP forwarding because what’s going to happen is…

Actually, you know what? Let me do a scene cut because this is going to take more than seven minutes.

We’re almost there. We’re actually almost finished.

Well, not quite. We’re getting closer.

Okay, I’m going to do a scene cut.

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