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Yes, you will still be able to make SSH connections after setting up your RPi ZeroW as a Digital Free Library. The SSH server in your RPi is run from a different "port" (port 22) than the library (probably port 80). No problem!

Here's a short explanation of how ports and interfaces relate to each otherhow ports and interfaces relate to each other

Yes, you will still be able to make SSH connections after setting up your RPi ZeroW as a Digital Free Library. The SSH server in your RPi is run from a different "port" (port 22) than the library (probably port 80). No problem!

Here's a short explanation of how ports and interfaces relate to each other

Yes, you will still be able to make SSH connections after setting up your RPi ZeroW as a Digital Free Library. The SSH server in your RPi is run from a different "port" (port 22) than the library (probably port 80). No problem!

Here's a short explanation of how ports and interfaces relate to each other

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Yes, you will still be able to make SSH connections after setting up your RPi ZeroW as a Digital Free Library. The SSH server in your RPi is run from a different "port" (port 22) than the library (probably port 80). No problem!

Here's a short explanation of how ports and interfaces relate to each other