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SSH (Secure Shell) is a protocol for secure remote access to a computer or network, allowing users to log in and execute commands or transfer files securely. In Raspberry Pi OS, the SSH server is disabled by default but can be enabled either from the desktop or via the terminal.
To enable SSH on Raspberry Pi OS with GUI, users can go to Raspberry Pi Configuration from the Preferences menu, navigate to the Interfaces tab, select Enabled next to SSH, and click OK.
To enable SSH on Raspberry Pi OS without GUI or from the terminal, users can type sudo raspi-config in a terminal window, select Interfacing Options, navigate to and select SSH, choose Yes, select Ok, and then Exit.
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To enable SSH on Raspberry Pi OS with GUI, users can go to Raspberry Pi Configuration from the Preferences menu, navigate to the Interfaces tab, select Enabled next to SSH, and click OK.
To enable SSH on Raspberry Pi OS without GUI or from the terminal, users can type sudo raspi-config in a terminal window, select Interfacing Options, navigate to and select SSH, choose Yes, select Ok, and then Exit.
SSH (Secure Shell) is a protocol for secure remote access to a computer or network. It is typically used to log into a remote computer via a command line or terminal, and then allows the user to execute commands or transfer files securely.
Raspberry Pi OS has the SSH server disabled by default. It can be enabled manually from the desktop or by using the terminal:
Enable SSH on Raspberry PI OS with GUI
- Start Raspberry Pi Configuration from the Preferences menu
- Navigate to the Interfaces tab
- Select Enabled next to SSH
- Click OK
Enable SSH on Raspberry PI OS without GUI / from terminal
If you’d rather use the terminal, here’s how to do it.
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- Type sudo raspi-config in a terminal window
- Select Interfacing Options
- Navigate to and select SSH
- Select Yes
- Select Ok
- Select Exit