Thanks to all for the security notes. Your collective commentary is thoughtful and on target. My general environment is kept up to-date with Security/OS stuff. And the remote accessed AtomicPi is dedi

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Don: You could add an I2C pot and mod the code to adjust it remotely. James

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I'm in theory I'm a fan of managed solutions that only involve outgoing connections to a reflector server. That way the average user does not have to get involved with opening ports through their rout

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Quite a few hackers are hams by the way. Kevin Mitnik operated on 2 Meters while he was doing what made him famous. Don’t underestimate what can and will happen. My former boss walked in on a guy who

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Teamviewer host on the pi is free for personnel use. From a Win. 10 system, voice is available. Linux not tried. On Ubuntu Studio, I work remotely from an iPad Air connecting with Teamviewer first, th

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Yes, that is a good reason to use a dedicated PC, Linux machine or Raspberry Pi type machine to be the computer running your station. And put the least amount of software applications as you can on th

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I am working on a masters of cyber security, I just wanted to speak up about the potential security issues. I like team viewer because by default it generates random passwords. This obviously won’t wo

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i used TeamView for free with personal use. I took a bit to get both computers trusted and set up...one with Ubuntu/AtomicPi and the other Win10/oldlaptop. But...it works. Here is a screen cap from my

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There's an article in the Oct 2018 QST about a ubitx-based "appliance" interfacing with, get this, not a raspberry pi, but an Asus Tinkerboard - the creator, Chuck Kelly, found that a pi 3 does not ha

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Hi, Audio streaming seems to be a missing element in trying to remote control your shack. Has anyone tried these for a web browser/server based remote controller solution? (These are just a few things

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teamviewer host Teamviewer host on the pi from above link will allow remote connection without opening anything. When the webpage opens, scroll down and watch for the pi logo on the right side. The Su

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I am running my uBitx v5 24/7 - connected to a Raspberry PI 3 as an FT8 'monitor'. I can access it from anywhere on any device (laptop, iPhone, iPad) with VNC and OpenVPN. A big advantage of this setu

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Evan beat me to it and I completely agree with his advise to get VNC setup on your network first then setup the port forwarding. Just so I can feel like I am doing something useful here's an andriod c

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I would start with a search for VNC on Raspberry PI. The Raspian software comes with the VNC server installed, it just needs to be enabled. You will also need the viewer (used to be client for us old

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Doug — I've never used VNC/Port Forward omg. For the currently clueless, what would be best next steps?

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VNC and port forwarding will do what you want.

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Mark -- I have about the same setup running wspr 24/7 when I'm not otherwise using the rig. It would be cool to be able to remote into Ubuntu (my Linux flavor on an atomicPi) with some sort of Remote

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Hi, I would like to set up a permanent QTH and probably just work 30m for QRSS and WSPR Has anyone created a setup like this where I can remotely control my setup over the internet? Cheers Mark

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