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Set up SSH

Set up SSH

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Set up SSH

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- [Instructor] If you've set up your Raspberry PI to run headless, you'll need to connect to it remotely in order to configure it or to make any kinds of changes. Even if you're not running headless, it can be convenient to look into your Raspberry PI from another computer. In this video, I'll show you how to connect to your Raspberry PI from a Windows Mac or Linux machine using Secure Shell, which is a command-line oriented protocol for taking command of another computer. First of all, you should make sure that you've enabled SSH on your Raspberry Pi. If you enabled SSH using the OS customization options when you flashed your SD card or SSD, you should be all set already. If not, you can use the Raspberry Pi configuration utility to enable it now. Once you've enabled SSH, you can log into your Raspberry Pi from another computer. You'll need to supply your user ID and password each time you log in. To connect, open a terminal program such as macOS Terminal, any Linux terminal, or if…

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