“Can this rasperry pi connect to a wifi and create an alternate wifi hotspot using that wifi?”

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• No. You’d need a separate WiFi adapter (and some decent Linux configuration knowledge) to do this.

  Answered by mBish 6 years ago

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• I can only answer half of your question. This RPi version does connect to WiFi; that's the way I'm using it. I've not tried to create a hotspot though...

  Answered by mtnman 6 years ago

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• Yes, it is not an easy task but it is possible to set up your raspberry pi as a wireless access point. You may find a really good article, if you search for ”setting up raspberry pi as a wireless access point.”

  Answered by Jays 6 years ago

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• Yes, this Raspberry Pi can connect to Wi-Fi and it can also be programmed to do just about anything. There are multiple tutorials online as to how to turn a pi into a Wi-Fi hotspot server.

  Answered by DarrenG 6 years ago

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• No. However it can connect to the Internet through a ethernet cable and become a wifi hotspot with the correct software.

  Answered by RaspiDragon 6 years ago

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