Wait for the initial setup screen and do the following steps:
Choose 1 Expand Filesystem, wait for a bit and select <OK>
Choose 2 Change User Password, confirm the message and type in your desired password two times
Choose 4 Internationalisation Options, choose I2 Change Timezone and wait for a bit. Afterwards choose your region and timezone and wait until you are returned to the initial setup screen.
Press the right arrow on your keyboard twice and press enter
Now a screen pops up, asking if you want to reboot, choose <Yes>
Wait for
raspberrypi login:
Type in "pi", press enter. Now you see this
raspberrypi login: pi Password:
Type in your personal password from step 4.2 (if you have skipped this step, the password will be "raspberry" by default)
Now the following is shown:
pi@raspberrypi ~ $
Setup Router
This section is written for a TP-LINK WR1042ND Router. The settings are found in almost any router, but the terminology may differ. Search on Google for the exact settings for your router.
Type in "ifconfig -a" to see the MAC address of your Pi. The first line of the output represents this address (in this case 00:08:C7:1B:8C:02). Write this down.
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ ifconfig -a
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:08:C7:1B:8C:02 ...
Go in your browser to 192.168.0.1 and login with your credentials
Under IP & MAC Binding - Binding Settings, choose Add New..
Fill in the MAC Address of your Pi and a high IP address that will never be used, like 192.168.0.180
Press Save and see the entry added in the list
Under Forwarding - Virtual Servers we have to add a few entries (Add New.., fill in the number in Service Port: and 192.168.0.180 in IP Address:):
port 21 FTP
port 22 SSH
port 80 HTTP
*optional* port 5050 Sickbeard
*optional* port 8081 Streaming
*optional* port 9091 Transmission
*optional* port 64000-64040 XBMC
For the configuration of a few applications on the raspberry pi, we need the IP address. This can be found on the main page (Status), under WAN and then IP Address. Write this address down.