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# Conexión a internet
La forma recomendada y más fácil de conectar cualquier dispositivo Offline Toolkit a Internet es mediante un cable Ethernet, directamente desde el enrutador al dispositivo.
Solo no conecte en el puerto WAN del enrutador, que generalmente es azul.
Su dispositivo puede conectarse a un hotspot WiFi local para acceder a Internet, pero esta función aún no ha sido bien probada.
Para probarlo, vaya al panel de administración y vaya a la pestaña **Networking**, por lo general, localizada en:
El dispositivo buscará hotspots WiFi cercanos. Luego puede seleccionar el que desea conectar, ingresar la contraseña y conectarse.
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