Trying to connect via SSH or VNC

funkdafied

Hello all,

I’m starting a build and have it setup but have yet to add a case to my build. So I’m trying to play with it and get setup before I start. I’m trying to connect via SSH/VNC but I have not been successful are there any special requirements to get connected?

Thanks in Advance

funkdafied

Maybe its a PI issue, I’m getting a 192.168.55.x address from wifi vs a 192.168.0.x address. Did I configure something incorrectly?

cowboysdude

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1330/magicmirror-fails-to-be-started-via-ssh-console/3

funkdafied

Thank you for the link. However I am able to get the system running. I’m hoping to connect via SSH or VNC to configure remotely.

I’ve followed the instructions in this article and still unable to connect.

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1326/ipwhitelist-howto/2

Projekt95

May be a dumb question but have you activated the deamons for SSH and VNC on the Pi? :grinning:
The IPs are probably because your WLAN Router/AP has a different IP-Range as the Interfaces for LAN configured.

romain

You might have to activate the ssh through the sudo raspi-config panel. It should be under interfacing option. also you need to have ssh keys ssh-keygen It will ask you some stuff but you can let it empty

Mykle1

@funkdafied said in Trying to connect via SSH or VNC:

I’m hoping to connect via SSH or VNC to configure remotely.

From the Pi desktop:

funkdafied

Thank you everyone. I verified SSH is enabled and running by connecting to localhost. I can also ping my windows machine from the pi but not the other way around. Do I need to add something to my windows machine to access it via SSH? I know I’m missing something simple.

funkdafied

Thanks again I think I might have a good idea what is going on, when I hardwire to the pi I get the correct address and can connect to SSH without any issues (still trying to get VNC working) through mobaXterm. I’m using a LUMA system in the house and I wonder if one of the access points has that as a subnet. To be determined later. Now I can configure remotely thank you everyone for your assistance. Anyone have recommendations on modules to consider and suggestions on two-way mirror or film to use?