# STEP2
# get the IP of your audio server
# This is your first boot!
# but before building your audio server you need the IP assigned by your router (integrated dhcp server ) to your device
# in case of error or no IP found, check the DHCP vs Static IP tutorial to
# configure correctly your network interface and go back to this page, here
# try to ping the server (ping musiclounge),
# open terminal or commands prompt and type:
# if the command return an IP v6 address add the param -4 like
c:\>ping musiclounge -4
# you can scan your NETWORK to get the IP address of your audio server if needed
# from any tools or router settings or whatever, internet is your friend
# tools like those ones:
# from linux
$ nmap -sP 192.168.x.x/24
# from macos (type “brew install nmap” if cmd not found)
$ nmap -sP 192.168.x.x/24
# from windows cmd prompt
# C:\Windows\System32>arp -a
# double check by using ping cmd:
# ping 192.168.x.x
# or if you have keyboard/monitor connected to your rPI, login and type:
$ ifconfig
# eth0 entry should contain the IP address
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