What I need to have wifi? I need sshd, httpd and snmpd, is it possible?
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The Yun is pre-loaded with the Open WRT firmware and it's ready to connect to WiFi out of the box. At first, it behaves like as an access point to which you connect with a computer. Using a web browser, you then enter the information about the WiFi network you want to connect (SSID, password, etc...) to and that's it. The Yun's WRT processor is a bridge between the Arduino AT Mega chip and the network or the internet. Your programs run on the Arduino AT Mega processor. The Yun has specific libraries to access the network. I used ssh and a friend of mine used it to send e-mails so I think all you're asking for is already in there. If you need to do stuff that's not supported, the WRT has Python.
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I'm not sure that I understand your question. The Arduino Yun has a Linux-based (OpenWrt, actually) web-server built-in and can act as a Wi-Fi hotspot or a Wi-Fi client. I hope this helps.
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The Yun is pre-loaded with the Open WRT firmware and it's ready to connect to WiFi out of the box. At first, it behaves like as an access point to which you connect with a computer. Using a web browser, you then enter the information about the WiFi network you want to connect (SSID, password, etc...) to and that's it. The Yun's WRT processor is a bridge between the Arduino AT Mega chip and the network or the internet. Your programs run on the Arduino AT Mega processor. The Yun has specific libraries to access the network. I used ssh and a friend of mine used it to send e-mails so I think all you're asking for is already in there. If you need to do stuff that's not supported, the WRT has Python. The Yun is pre-loaded with the Open WRT firmware and it's ready to connect to WiFi out of the box. At first, it behaves like as an access point to which you connect with a computer. Using a web browser, you then enter the information about the WiFi network you want to connect (SSID, password, etc...) to and that's it. The Yun's WRT processor is a bridge between the Arduino AT Mega chip and the network or the internet. Your programs run on the Arduino AT Mega processor. The Yun has specific libraries to access the network. I used ssh and a friend of mine used it to send e-mails so I think... » Read More The Yun is pre-loaded with the Open WRT firmware and it's ready to connect to WiFi out of the box. At first, it behaves like as an access point to which you connect with a computer. Using a web browser, you then enter the information about the WiFi network you want to connect (SSID, password, etc...) to and that's it. The Yun's WRT processor is a bridge between the Arduino AT Mega chip and the network or the internet. Your programs run on the Arduino AT Mega processor. The Yun has specific libraries to access the network. I used ssh and a friend of mine used it to send e-mails so I think all you're asking for is already in there. If you need to do stuff that's not supported, the WRT has Python. « Show Less
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You must use a LAN cable out of the box. To add wireless internet you must buy a separate adaptor.
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There are a ton of different ports available. I use the wifi but it has plenty of USB ports and HMDI I think.
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That's all the hardware you need. You should only need to enter your Passphrase/hexadecimal code to access your network. I have a Linksys, others may require different entries. The procedure should be the same as when you add any other device. I never had to enter IP address, subnet or any of those entries.
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wifi is builtin and you have to load your OS on a micoSD or hard drive. I did not read if Android fits on the NAND as I used linux on a microSD.
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The device has an ethernet connection. You can optionally buy an add-on (part # AS-WL300) to have wifi.
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Ram? You can not, Disk? A SD card or a USB stick will suffice but also, as it's wifi, you can connect it wirelessly to computers, hard disk and other mobile phones.
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Sorry I don't know the answer to that but I would think if you can get WiFi you should be able to.
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if you use windows, the included wifi works fine. if you are building a "hacintosh" you need an external adapter.
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You can use Ethernet. You have to do initial set up via Ethernet, just don't enable wireless and you'd be all set.
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Yes you will need some sort of router, this will not affect your computer speed.
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It does not come with any devices. You will have to provide your own motherboard, CPU, optical drive (if desired), memory, wireless card (if desired, it has all the leads to connect to the WiFi card already), and hard drive. Just make sure the motherboard is certified by Intel for the All-In-On program. This is a great product, enjoy!
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U have to have internet to have WiFi. If u do have internet that isn't wireless u would have to get a router to hook up to ur internet to obtain wireless internet.
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If I'm reading your question correctly you need a wifi router or a hot spot piece. You can not cord connect it to the internet. Hope this helps.
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You will need the router for wifi. I hardwired my computer as I don't need wireless in my second building.
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how do you know what you have. i have an ssid and a wep password and a wps pin. is that enough?
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Yes you need the Samsung dongle (Lan Stick). Other dongles won't work. You need it to get a wireless reception. As for configuring, I started with a Linksys and had problems. In the forums on Cnet, they recommended using a D-Link, which was easier for me to configure.