Widy/Redux - Revision history

Admin at 02:43, 18 January 2016

2016-01-18T02:43:04Z

2016-01-18T02:42:46Z

OpenWRT Packages with opkg

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	* uhttpd		* uhttpd

	The [[~~Wireless_Attack_Aircraft_Carrier~~]] page on my wiki has more on opkg and how to install software.		The [[Widy/Post-Install]] page on my wiki has more on opkg and how to install software.

	==Configuration==		==Configuration==

2016-01-18T02:42:31Z

Admin moved page Widy Redux to Widy/Redux

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2016-01-18T02:33:24Z

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	[[Widy]] redux - returning to the project after a few months away from it.		[[Widy]] redux - returning to the project after a few months away from it.

2016-01-18T00:43:34Z

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	Now that tcpdump was installed, I could use scapy to do some networking things. See the [[Scapy]] page on the wiki for notes.		Now that tcpdump was installed, I could use scapy to do some networking things. See the [[Scapy]] page on the wiki for notes.



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2016-01-10T15:56:28Z

Scapy

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	==Scapy==		==Scapy==

	Now that tcpdump was installed, I could use scapy to do some networking things.		Now that tcpdump was installed, I could use scapy to do some networking things. See the [[Scapy]] page on the wiki for notes.

2016-01-10T06:05:39Z

Tcpdump problem

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	Configuring tcpdump.		Configuring tcpdump.
	</pre>		</pre>

			==Scapy==

			Now that tcpdump was installed, I could use scapy to do some networking things.

2016-01-10T06:02:44Z

Tcpdump problem

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 I couldn't use Scapy because I didn't have tcpdump. But tcpdump wasn't in the opkg repositories. I guess I needed an update. Which meant connecting the router to the internet.
 First, fire up the Widy's wireless and use it to connect to a wireless network.
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 Your Widy device is now connected to the internet via wireless, and you can disconnect the ethernet cable - if you would like.

2016-01-10T05:49:10Z

Tcpdump problem

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	I couldn't use Scapy because I didn't have tcpdump. But tcpdump wasn't in the opkg repositories. I guess I needed an update. Which meant connecting the router to the internet.		I couldn't use Scapy because I didn't have tcpdump. But tcpdump wasn't in the opkg repositories. I guess I needed an update. Which meant connecting the router to the internet.

	First, fire up the Widy's wireless and use it to connect to a wireless network. ~~(Probably best to use the LuCI web interface for that, by going to~~ 192.168.0.1 in your ~~browser)~~.		First, fire up the Widy's wireless and use it to connect to a wireless network.

			1. Open 192.168.1.1 in a web browser.

			2. Log in with root credentials

			3. Click Network > Wifi

			4. Scan for local wifi works, and join your wifi network of choice

			Your Widy device is now connected to the internet via wireless, and you can disconnect the ethernet cable - if you would like.

2016-01-10T05:45:20Z

The Software

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	Scapy is the route to go here. Aggregation of data on the fly, compiling information locally and sending it out after compiling a bit.		Scapy is the route to go here. Aggregation of data on the fly, compiling information locally and sending it out after compiling a bit.

			==Tcpdump problem==

			I couldn't use Scapy because I didn't have tcpdump. But tcpdump wasn't in the opkg repositories. I guess I needed an update. Which meant connecting the router to the internet.

			First, fire up the Widy's wireless and use it to connect to a wireless network. (Probably best to use the LuCI web interface for that, by going to 192.168.0.1 in your browser).