Remote Access with SSH and Remote Desktop - Raspberry Pi and Python tutorials p.3

In this Raspberry Pi tutorial, we're going to cover how we can remotely access our Raspberry Pi, both with SSH and with a remote desktop client. We want to eventually be able to remotely access our Raspberry Pi because much of the "value" of the Raspberry Pi is its size, and that it can be put in a variety of places that we might not want to have a keyboard, mouse, and monitor attached to it at all times and we probably don't want to have to carry over all of this stuff when we do want to access it.

[DonMiggyg]

3 yrs later and it still WORKS!!!! YOU DA MAN!!!! Thanks Bro!!

[kain]

I know the video is a bit dated, but man you explained it perfectly.

[sharp]

Probably the best tutorial I have ever watched

[demon]

Thanks man, I went to like 5 different tutorials before and none worked. Yours worked flawlessly! big ups

[splosh]

Thankyou so much, I had been struggling to ssh from windows for ages, non of the other videos i watched helped, this is the best video by far, thankyou so much

[AnyFactor]

Just a bit of note for me.

remote desktop >> GUI
SSH >> Terminal Sharing

1. Both device connected in the local network (E.G - Wifi, Ethernet)

In Raspberry Pi

1. ```Ctrl + Alt + t``` to open up terminal
2. ```ifconfig```
3. Physical connection >> ```eth0```; wifi connection >> ```wlan0```
4. look for ```inet addr``` get the ip address
5. Turn on SSH ```sudo raspi-config```
6. Interfacing options > SSH > Yes


In windows machine

1. Download Putty (Or, use WSL)

Using Putty

1. Host name (or IP address), give the IP address 192.168.0.103
2. username: pi; password: raspberry

In WSL:



GUI

Microsoft: remote desktop Microsoft
(Pre installed)
Linux: grdesktop

raspberry

1. ```
sudo apt-get remove xrdp vnc4server tightvncserver

sudo apt-get install tightvncserver

sudo apt-get install xrdp

```

Windows

1. Give IP Address
2. Give credential

[dtmenges]

Nice video. Thanks for adjusting the size so that the commands in the terminal window are readable.

[Lefachie]

What a time less video. I seem to always be finding myself coming back LOL . Thank you

[linux]

Thanks Dude, your videos are awesum. You saved me tons of hours or research. i got my AYI voice KIT ( google assitant) and couldn't SSH to my Pi. Found i never installed xrdp. did this and works perfectly!!

thanks so much!
cheers

[wiley]

This is the best video I found to date thank you

[kilo]

If I could like this video 1000 times I would. Thanks man, this was simple and straight to the point.

[BlueyMcPhluey]

I keep coming back to this video, thankyou

[ICe-phmr]

thanks, i managed to do the ssh stuff but wasnt sure about the things I needed for a remotedesktop connection, it works perfectly, only thing i changed was xorg instead of xvnc as u did

[moraus]

Mate that was so easy to follow. thank you so much. Will save me now looking at a 3rd screen and using a 2nd keyboard and mouse.

[aidannotfunny]

Bro, thank you so much, I thought I was gonna have to plug my Pi into a monitor, keyboard and mouse every time I wanted to make a change

[mansourmed]

100% work, very simple and easy, i recommande this method for every one

[ryansteller]

Thanks for this! My keyboard wasn't recognised so i was able to get around it using my phone to create an unsecured wifi network, then connecting pi and laptop to it, then following your steps

[AlejandroHernandez-qdbj]

Absolute KING, this little kit I ordered off amazon skipped a few steps lol.

[TobiasRuano]

Simple and to the point. Excellent video!

[ZipSnipe]

Sweet thanx, I have been heisting my son's mouse now I can just run the pi straight from my pc, you are da Man