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# Virtual Pager

The Virtual Pager is the web-based interface to the Pineapple Pager, which provides a live view of the WiFi Pineapple Pager screen, a terminal, and loot download links.

### Connecting to the Virtual Pager  <a href="#connecting-to-the-virtual-pager" id="connecting-to-the-virtual-pager"></a>

The virtual pager site is available from the USB-C and Management Wi-Fi networks.

Point a browser at [http://172.16.52.1:1471](http://172.16.52.1:1471/) to access the virtual pager site.

{% hint style="info" %}
Make sure to use the full URL `http://172.16.52.1:1471` . Many browsers will attempt to use `https` on all sites, or will treat the IP address as a search term!
{% endhint %}

### Logging in  <a href="#logging-in" id="logging-in"></a>

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Log in to the Virtual Pager site using your device password you set during device setup.

### The Virtual Pager  <a href="#the-virtual-pager" id="the-virtual-pager"></a>

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From the Virtual Pager you can control the Pager itself as if you were physically pressing the buttons. The screen is a live display of the Pager screen contents.

From the sidebar menu on the left-hand side you can directly download zip archives of captured WPA handshake files (pcap and hashcat format), download all captured loot, and archive loot.

{% hint style="info" %}
Archived loot is moved to `/root/loot/archive/`!
{% endhint %}

The terminal is a standard shell - connecting via SSH or using the terminal will work the same!

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