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Raspberry pi Connection Over inter net

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Use these instructions ONLY if you are installing remot3.it on a Pi that has no pre-existing Weaved or remot3.it installation. We recommend use of latest Raspbian Jessie version.
If you already have Weaved installed on your Pi and also have physical access to it over a LAN or direct keyboard connection then click here for the upgrade instructions.
If you are are attempting to upgrade a Pi from Weaved to remot3.it ... and your Pi is located across the Internet on a different network you'll need to use the remote upgrade instructions here.

Begin

Use your remot3.it account or your existing Weaved account:
You can use your existing weaved.com account to login at https://www.remot3.it2.1k
If you don't have an account at remot3.it or Weaved, then you will need to sign up for a free remot3.it account before running the remot3.it installation. If you have not already done so, please create an account here:https://www.remot3.it2.1k You'll only need to provide a valid e-mail address.
We recommend you start with a fresh SDCard and an up to date Raspbian Jessie image. After you have installed Raspbian, make sure your Pi has an Internet connection and open up a terminal window to the Pi command line using either SSH or a keyboard, mouse, and HDMI monitor.
from the command line on your Pi type:
sudo apt-get update
then download the remot3.it deb package from the Pi Foundation repository. This command will download and install the remot3.it deb package on your Pi.
sudo apt-get install weavedconnectd
now you are ready to set-up remot3.it on your Pi. Type the following command to get started.
sudo weavedinstaller
you should see the Sign In Menu in your terminal window as given below. Enter Menu option "1" to Sign In to your remot3.it (or Weaved) account. If you don't already have a remot3.it (or Weaved) account you can create one by entering Menu item "2" instead.
after you sign in you will be prompted to enter a device name for your Pi (ex. my_Pi_001) as shown below.
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next select menu item 1 to Attach/reinstall remot3.it to a Service. You will now see the Protocol Selection Menu.
Select the menu item desired to enable your Pi's TCP services (ex. SSH) for remote access. We recommend installing remot3.it for SSH on port 22 to get started. (menu item "1")
When you are done adding services to remot3.it just enter "5" (Return to previous menu) and Exit out of the installer menus.
That's it. You made it! Now you can connect to your Pi from anywhere and also upload shell scripts to execute across one or multiple Pis.

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