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If you want to connect using a wi-fi connection for the RaspberryPi thats a whole other ball game and will require it's own Wiki page and a bigger geek than me. You may have received one with your router.

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You will need to your RPi connected to your router/hub with a 10baseT (ethernet) patch lead. The entry shown was taken after I had saved an earlier session where I had provided the name RaspberryPi do not expect this to fill in automatically it is not that magical. The Saved Sessions box will be blank and there will only be 'Default Settings' in the saved sessions largebox. Note this is a screen shot of a copy that has a saved session when you first start the 'Host Name (or IP address)' box will be blank Keep in mind that if you are using a standard account and prompting is disabled, the application will fail to run. The application will now always run using an administrator access token.

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exe file, select the Run This Program As An Administrator check box, and then click OK twice. To apply the setting to all users on the computer and regardless of which shortcut is used to start the application, click Change Setting For All Users to display the Properties dialog box for the application’s. To apply the setting to the currently logged-on user, select the Run This Program As An Administrator check box, and then click OK.

In the Properties dialog box, click the Compatibility tab.

Right-click the application’s shortcut, and then click Properties.

On the Start menu, locate the program that you want to always run as an administrator.

Note Important for Win7 and probably Vista users too Running Putty on Windows7 or Vista will probably require you to run putty as administrator see importantnote that follows. This is a screen shot of a Windows XP Putty login screen but the Ubuntu and other versions are not that different.

If you have putty installed on a Windows7/Vista machine go ahead and use it (my concerns only relate to getting it installed and getting it running)

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Given a choice of operating systems for hosting the Putty client I prefer Windows XP and Ubuntu followed by almost any other Linux distro before resorting to Vista or Windows7 purely on grounds of ease of instalation I cannot speak for Mac issues but I am given to believe Cyberduck is an option. Using a wrong address is highly unlikely to damage your hardware, this is more akin to dialing a non existent number on your telephone (you just will not get an answer).

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You may have to resort to reading the manual (shock horror) for your router/hub. The primary computer will probably use 2 giving it the address of 192.168.0.2 and the then the later ones will follow in sequence.įor example I happen to know that a 'Zoom X6 ADSL Router' uses an address of 10.0.0.2 so a Warning here if the method using 192.168.0.x does not work and your router/hub is not Virginmedia or Netgear or some other re-badged Netgear then its likely that your router IP addresses lie in some other range. If this is the case the hub probably uses 1 in place of the x as it's own address. It appears that this Virginmedia Hub is a re-badged Netgear so like most (note not all) Netgear routers/hubs the DHCP embedded in the router/hub software should issue IP addresses that follow this pattern. With this new device it is possible to have completely wireless control of the Pi.

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On Raspbian drivers are preinstalled whereas on debian manual installation is necesary. Recently, Farnell and Element14 have released a wifi dongle for the Pi.

In the example quoted the student was using a 'Virginmedia Super Hub model number VMDG-480' It is however freely available on line for a wide range of operating systems, is open source and happens to be the one I have used. This example uses and recommends Putty as the client software this is by no means the only available ssh client. In fact you can be logged in localy on your pi and at the same time be logged in from an external PC using putty and if you fire up startx from the putty login startx will run on your HDMI output. Your Pi will run with or without an attached monitor.Īs noted above, this method will also work without your mouse and keyboard all you need is Ethernet and power. If you have a monitor attached to your Raspberry Pi you can still follow the instructions on this page to access the Pi remotely. Note for those who have a compatible monitor

1 Note for those who have a compatible monitor.

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