Library Space Technology Network/LSTN handbook chapter 8 — Portuguese (Brazil) @ Hosted Weblate: troubleshooting

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ch9Title	troubleshooting	Solução de problemas
ch9Intro	In this section, you will find a few tips for troubleshooting your LSTN ground station. As we get more feedback, this section will be expanded. Please always feel free to contact Nico Carver, ncarver@cfa.harvard.edu with questions. A. Networking B. SatNOGS Client
ch9A_1	A. Networking Issue: Finding the Raspberry Pi's dynamic IP address on the network for initial setup. Solution: If working with your library's IT staff, they should be able to look up the dynamic IP address on the network using your Raspberry Pi's MAC address which is provided on page 52. One way to do this is to ping the broadcast address of the network (for example: ping 192.168.0.255) and then after it times out, enter the command: arp -a and just find the IP address that matches the physical address (MAC address) of your Pi. If you are in a smaller library that uses a simple internet router, please see the steps below for an easy way for finding the Pi with your router's admin web interface.
ch9A_2	Plug your Raspberry Pi into the router. Look on the bottom of your router for login information, and use this to login to your router. If you don't see it, google the name of your router + "login" to find instructions. On my home router, I navigate to 192.168.0.1 and use "admin" for the username and "motorola" for the password.
ch9A_3	Once logged in, look for the "DHCP" section. For my router, I had to click "Advanced" and then "Basic Router" to get there. In this section, you should hopefully see a list of devices connected to your router and their assigned dynamic IP address. Use the IP address assigned here to the Raspberry Pi to login and follow the rest of the steps in the Prepare for Installation section starting with step 14.
ch9B_1	B. satnogs client

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ch9A_3	Once logged in, look for the "DHCP" section. For my router, I had to click "Advanced" and then "Basic Router" to get there. In this section, you should hopefully see a list of devices connected to your router and their assigned dynamic IP address. Use the IP address assigned here to the Raspberry Pi to login and follow the rest of the steps in the Prepare for Installation section starting with step 14.
ch9B_1	B. satnogs client
ch9B_2	Login to your Pi using Terminal, and run the command: journalctl -f -u satnogs-client.service to show your station's logs in real time. You should see something like this as the client checks for new scheduled observations.
ch9B_3	Schedule a new observation (whatever is next available to schedule) from your station's dashboard online. Keep watching the logs, when the client tries to perform the next observation, if there is a problem it should be recorded here. Copy and paste the logs and send them in an email to Nico Carver: ncarver@cfa.harvard.edu
ch9Intro	In this section, you will find a few tips for troubleshooting your LSTN ground station. As we get more feedback, this section will be expanded. Please always feel free to contact Nico Carver, ncarver@cfa.harvard.edu with questions. A. Networking B. SatNOGS Client
ch9Title	troubleshooting	Solução de problemas

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