I've seen some posts with pictures of a statistic dashboard, with information and graphs with stuff like how many flights have been tracked. How can I see that information for my ADS-B equipment? Is that something to do with the Grafana thing I see on the RPi dashboard? When I click on it it's asking for a login? Also, unrelated, but my RPi is getting different IP addresses sometimes, is there a way I can permanently assign an IP address to it so I don't have to do a network scan each time I want to find it's new IP address to log in?
I assume you're using the ADSBx Image, otherwise you would not have Grafana installed Have you tried the same login as for the raspberry itself? The IP adress is distributed by your router as long as you do not have it connected directly to the internet (e.g. using mobile card). There is either a setting in the router to use always the same ip for a device or you need to google on how to set a fixed ip on a Raspberry.
Yes, I am using ABSBx image. I should have mentioned that, sorry. When I open up the RPi ADS-B Dashboard, I click on the "launch" button for the Dashboard, which sends me to a Grafana site. I've created a Grafana account but those credentials won't log me in. I've tried "pi" and "raspberry" too, no dice.
try this: https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/administration/cli/#reset-admin-password or this if not working (you will need some command line experience) https://community.grafana.com/t/how-do-i-reset-admin-password/23
https://www.adsbexchange.com/forum/threads/working-new-adsbexchange-base-image-v1-0.618988/ It says there: adsb-config.txt in /boot ssh user: pi password: adsb123 port 3226 ssh [email protected]<ip address> -p 3226 Raspbian GNU/Linux 9.1 (stretch) Custom Grafana Dashboard port:3000 login: adsb password: adsb login: admin password: admin Don't reset the password if you haven't changed it yourself.
