In the previous post of this AirPiConsole series (part1, part2 I used Autossh to create a reverse tunnel from the device to a cloud VPS to permit remote access. In the previous post of this AirPiConsole series (part1, part2 I used Autossh to create a reverse tunnel from the device to a cloud VPS to permit remote …

Welcome back to AirPiConsole blog post, this is part two. If you read part one and followed the configuration steps you should now have a fully working Raspberry Pi Zero W connected to your WiFi network. You should also be able to connect via Bluetooth to get a console connection without knowing the IP address of the …

As a network engineer I spend a lot of time with my laptop connected via serial cable to various devices. Physical serial connection is needed for initial device setup and sometimes per customer's security policy I can't access the network, so I can only use out-of-band management. I also configure many devices at …