How to Install FreeTAKServer 2.X on a Raspberry Pi | Step-by-Step Guide

In this video, we walk you through the process of installing FreeTAKServer (FTS) on a Raspberry Pi. FreeTAKServer is an open-source situational awareness tool that integrates seamlessly with TAK applications like ATAK and WinTAK, and in this guide, we demonstrate how to set up the server on one of the most affordable and versatile devices: the Raspberry Pi. we cover current issues with NodeRed as of September 2024.

In This Video:
-What is a Raspberry Pi and why use it with FreeTAKServer ?
-Preparing your Raspberry Pi for the installation.
-Step-by-step installation of FreeTAKServer using the terminal over SSH
-troubleshooting installation
open ports
Upgrade Node Red to fix Webmap
-Testing the server and connecting it with WinTAK and ATAK
create FTS users for secure SSL connection
Whether you're a hobbyist looking to explore situational awareness or a professional using TAK devices in the field, this guide will help you get FreeTAKServer running on a lightweight, portable mini-PC.

required Tools & Components:
-Raspberry Pi 4
-MicroSD card
Internet connection

Some Helpful Links:
-FreeTAKServer GitHub Repository:
https://github.com/FreeTAKTeam/freeta...
ports documentation:
https://freetakteam.github.io/FreeTAK...
-Official FreeTAKServer Documentation:
https://freetakteam.github.io/FreeTAK...
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