Hi there.
A friend was kind enough to lend me his RS1 to do some basic tests with it.
Now I connected it with my modem via ethernet and plugged in the power cable. But unfortunately I cant seem to reach either of these through safari or chrome: http://rs.local or http://raspberryshake.local:5000
It says: IP Address not found and „DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN“.
Do you know about this problem and can you suggest me a way to solve it?
Thanks - Claudio
Hi Claudio,
It can be possible that your friend setup the pi with an fixed ip-address that´s not working in your network.
Can you reach the pi on its Ip-address? So instead of using http://rs.local use http://10.10.10.10 (as an example, use the ipadress of the pi)
So the first thing I would check is to verify if the Pi has an ipadres that ´fits´ to your network:
You need local access to the Pi (monitor, keyboard etc.) and login with user account myshake.
Verify what the ip-address is of the device with the command ´ifconfig eth0´.
In the output of that command you´ll see somewhere ´link encap: Ethernet´ (this confirms that you have a wired connection). Below that line you will see inet:XXX.YYY.ZZZ.AAA - this is the ipaddress of the pi.
This should be in the range of your network (eg. 10.10.10.x or 192.168.x.x). The range of your network can be found in your router or dhcp server.
If the Pi has an fixed ip not in your own network range the easiest way is to setup the pi with a dhcp ipadress, let me know if you need help with that.
regards,
D.
Hi Claudio,
If your raspberryshake connect in network and wifi use dhcp address. Perhaps, you can try using fing applications on mobile phone. (https://manual.raspberryshake.org/fing.html)
Good Luck,
Regards,
Popon
hi popon
this worked! thank you very much for your help.
best,
claudio
hi den
thanks a lot for your help. i managed to access it in the meantime with popon’s reply bellow.
thx!
claudio
Hi everyone,
I know this is the old case, but I have this problem as well on my raspberry that can not access the rs.local. The local IP of raspberry has been identified in modem (e.g. 192.168.1.140), but when I try to open rs.local, it does not work. What should I do to solve this problem?
Many thanks for any attention.
Hello aulia, and welcome to our community!
Does the “rs.local” configuration interface not appear even if you use the Shake IP address? What happens if you write 192.168.1.140 in your browser address bar and hit enter?
Another check you can do. Are all the LED lights on the Shake behaving as described here? If not, what is different?
Thank you.
