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--- a_networking_lab_on_qos_for_less_than_50_dollars [2017/11/14 12:19] – [6. Before you Start/Leave] samer
+++ a_networking_lab_on_qos_for_less_than_50_dollars [2017/11/16 10:59] – [5. Access and Configuration] samer
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 ===== -. Access and Configuration =====
-SSH is activated on the two raspberry pis connected to the TP-LINK router. Thus, they can be accesses by typing ''ssh pi@ip_address'' on any terminal. The default password is ''raspberry'' and the ''pi'' user is a sudoer. For advances debugging, an HDMI cable is available so you can connect to a display monitor.
+SSH is activated on the two Raspberry Pi devices connected to the TP-LINK router. Thus, they can be accesses by typing ''ssh pi@ip_address'' on any terminal. The default password is ''raspberry'' and the ''pi'' user is a sudoer. For advanced debugging, an HDMI cable is available so you can connect the Pi to a display monitor.
-For both routers, SSH is also activated, and they can be accessed by any SSH client on the platform. However, for easiness, you can connect to OpenWrt and GL-iNet SSID and configure the routers form your personal laptop. The root password for GL-iNet is ''helloworld'', while ne password is set for OpenWrt.
+For both routers, SSH is also activated, and they can be accessed by any SSH client on the platform. For easiness, you can also connect to the WiFi interfaces (OpenWrt and GL-iNet SSID) and configure the routers form your personal laptop. The root password for GL-iNet is ''helloworld'', while no password is set for OpenWrt.
 ===== -. Before you Start/Leave =====
 Gracefully shutdown the raspberry pi modules with ''shutdown -h now'', switch off the TP-LINK and remove the USB power cable from the GL-iNet.