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# Adding Devices

{% hint style="danger" %}
Any networking configuration changes to your Cloud C² Server (hostname, port, protocol) **REQUIRE** you to redeploy your *device.config* to any previously connected devices -- as it contains the information to properly communicate with C²
{% endhint %}

Begin by logging in to the Cloud C² web interface.

* From the device listing tab, click the (+) Add Device button
* Name the device, select the device type (e.g. WiFi Pineapple, Shark Jack), add an optional description and click Add Device<br>

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* Click the on the name of the newly added device from the device listing tab
* From the devices tab, click the setup button to download the `device.config` provisioning file<br>
* Copy the `device.config` provisioning file to the device's `/etc/` directory

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For example:

## WIFI PINEAPPLE

WiFi Pineapple – put `device.config` in `/etc/`

```
scp device.config root@172.16.42.1:/etc/
```

**WIFI PINEAPPLE MARK VII and WIFI PINEAPPLE ENTERPRISE**

With the WiFi Pineapple Mark VII, in addition to the above scp example, the `device.config` provisioning file may be uploaded from the web interface via the settings page.

## LAN TURTLE

LAN Turtle – put `device.config` in `/etc/`

```
scp device.config root@172.16.84.1:/etc/
```

## PACKET SQUIRREL

Packet Squirrel – put `device.config` in `/etc/`

```
scp device.config root@172.16.32.1:/etc/
```

## SHARK JACK

Shark Jack – put `device.config` in `/etc/` and use `C2CONNECT` in your payload

```
scp device.config root@172.16.24.1:/etc/
```

Then add the following to your payload:

```
C2CONNECT
```

## SIGNAL OWL

Signal Owl – put `device.config` in `/etc/` and use `C2CONNECT` in your payload

```
scp device.config root@172.16.56.1:/etc/
```

Then add the following to your payload:

```
C2CONNECT
```

## SCREEN CRAB

Copy the `device.config` file to the root of the Micro SD card.

## KEY CROC

Copy the `device.config` file to the root of the udisk in arming mode.

Deploy the device with Internet access as per usual and upon bootup the device will connect to this Cloud C² instance.