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Select Interfacing Options and navigate to VNC.In terminal (command) window run sudo raspi-config.Note: If you are using Patchbox OS, you may skip this step because VNC is enabled by default

Open a terminal (command) window and run ssh (use the IP address of your Raspberry Pi).VNC (Virtual Network Computing) Step 01: Connect to a Shell on Your Raspberry Pi

Startx remotely password#

Complete the username and the password fields and hit Save (see here for default username and password).

Enter the IP address under the hostname.

Connect your device to the same Network as your Raspberry Pi.

Open a terminal (command) window and run ssh (use the IP address of your Raspberry Pi and the correct credentials).

Connect your computer to the same Network as your Raspberry Pi.

Option 01: Using Windows, Linux or macOS Computer Note: Make sure your Raspberry Pi is connected to your local network using an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi and you know the IP address of your Raspberry Pi! Step 02: Connect to Your Raspberry Pi Using SSH

Select Interfacing Options and navigate to SSH.

Enter sudo raspi-config in a terminal (command) window.

Connect a monitor and a keyboard to your Raspberry Pi.

Option 02: Using a Monitor and a Keyboard

When the Raspberry Pi boots, it looks for the ssh file and if it is found, SSH is enabled and the file is deleted.

Safely remove the SD card and insert it into your Raspberry Pi.

Create a blank file named ssh without any extension.

Navigate to the boot partition of the SD card (boot partition is the smaller one).

Insert the SD card to your computer's SD card reader.

Note: If you are using Patchbox OS, you may skip this step because SSH is enabled by default. Follow the steps listed below and get it done! Default Credentials SSH (Secure Shell) Step 01: Enable SSH If you do not have a spare monitor and a keyboard or just want to try something new - there are two different ways to remotely control your Raspberry Pi: via SSH (Secure Shell) or via VNC (Virtual Network Computing). Remote Control Options for the Raspberry Pi