Some general remarks are in https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentati ... s.html#ssh
What I understand is:
- A you have a genuine linux computer in your network
- B you have a Pi5, ssh enabled, user ID and password known
You work on A and want to connect to B.
Check prerequisite "computer on same network" by a ping to B.
On A, in a terminal, either by
ping <ip-address-of-B>
ping <hostname-of-B-when-DHCP-is-used>
You need to know the ip-address-of-B. In the document linked, there are some remark on how to retrieve this.
The tools you use when applied on A only retrieve information about A-computer only.
What I understand is:
- A you have a genuine linux computer in your network
- B you have a Pi5, ssh enabled, user ID and password known
You work on A and want to connect to B.
Check prerequisite "computer on same network" by a ping to B.
On A, in a terminal, either by
ping <ip-address-of-B>
ping <hostname-of-B-when-DHCP-is-used>
You need to know the ip-address-of-B. In the document linked, there are some remark on how to retrieve this.
The tools you use when applied on A only retrieve information about A-computer only.
Statistics: Posted by ghp — Thu Jul 10, 2025 7:10 am