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====How to use SSH?==== | ====How to use SSH?==== | ||
If you have a Windows PC, this will allow you to open a '''Command''' prompt, '''Power Shell''', or '''Terminal''' window (the selection you have available depends on certain settings). If you have a Linux or Mac device, open '''Terminal'''. Next, assuming your Pi is running, on whatever other device you have on the same local network, type <tt>ssh pi@raspberrypi</tt> to get access to default user in your Pi. (As an alternative for Windows operating system, you can install PuTTY, and use that). | If you have a Windows PC, this will allow you to open a '''Command''' prompt, '''Power Shell''', or '''Terminal''' window (the selection you have available depends on certain settings). If you have a Linux or Mac device, open '''Terminal'''. Next, assuming your Pi is running, on whatever other device you have on the same local network, type <tt>ssh pi@raspberrypi</tt> to get access to default user in your Pi. | ||
(As an alternative for Windows operating system, you can install PuTTY, and use that. '''PuTTY''' software (an SSH client for Windows) can be downloaded from <tt>https://www.putty.org/</tt>). | |||
When you are using a terminal, some of the key combinations, or mouse actions, will be different to those that work when using the computer normally. You will need to check your terminal application, and also whatever you are running on your Pi; but you might find the mouse can't affect cursor location, the mouse might be needed to select text, the left click might copy what is selected, and the right click might paste what is in clipboard at current cursor position. | |||
=== Wireless Network === | === Wireless Network === | ||