Tutorial

First steps with Awacino

Francesca shows how to test Awacino in a few minutes: two devices, two networks, one beam - and from her phone on mobile data she reaches the Raspberry Pi on her desk. Then test it yourself and earn an extra slot.

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Step by step

  1. Any device
    Step 1

    Any device

    Use any two devices: a laptop, a tablet, a phone or a Raspberry Pi. Awacino is in the app stores for Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android - the download page has every platform.

  2. Two different networks
    Step 2

    Two different networks

    For the test, the two devices must be in different networks. Easiest: the laptop on your Wi-Fi, the phone on mobile data with Wi-Fi switched off.

  3. Sign in on the laptop
    Step 3

    Sign in on the laptop

    Open Awacino and sign in. The laptop appears under My devices. There are two ways to link a second device: sign in on it with the same account and tap Connect - or send it a Beam-in code.

  4. Connect from the phone
    Step 4

    Connect from the phone

    On the phone, sign in with the same account, open Beam, My devices, and tap Connect on the laptop. Choose Network and "Beam this device into the laptop's network".

  5. Beam into network
    Step 5

    Beam into network

    Keep "Network only" and tap Beam into network. Awacino finds the direct path - end-to-end encrypted, with no router settings.

  6. Beam out active
    Step 6

    Beam out active

    The phone now has a SituIP, an address inside the laptop's home network. The tile shows Beam out active.

  7. SSH to the Raspberry Pi
    Step 7

    SSH to the Raspberry Pi

    From mobile data, Francesca opens SSH to the Raspberry Pi on her desk at its usual home address - the same way she reaches every router, NAS or printer in that network.

  8. Leave us your report
    Step 8

    Leave us your report

    Now test by yourself what Francesca did, leave us your report - and earn an extra slot. All details on Test Awacino.

The parts of Awacino used here