Raspberry Pi Reference ========================== SSH and Internet at Stanford ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Note: SSH only works when both the RPi and computer are on the "Stanford network" and in the same building. #. Connect your RPi to your computer over USB C (both sides) or ethernet cable. #. SSH into the RPi over the local network ``ssh pi@raspberrypi.local`` :sup:`1` #. Find the MAC address ``ifconfig``. The MAC address is the hexidemical number in the ether line of the wlan0 section. It looks like 6e:19:c0:ce:a5:22 or similar. [TODO: Insert screenshot]. #. Go to `iprequest.stanford.edu `_ on your computer #. On the first page, choose Device Type: Other, Operating System: Linux, Hardware address: the MAC address you found #. On the second page, choose Other PC, delete what's under Hardware Addresses Wireless and replace with Pi's MAC address. #. Wait for email that says the device has been accepted. #. Reboot the Pi ``sudo reboot 0`` #. SSH over cable #. Connect to the "Stanford" network on the Pi by doing ``sudo raspi-config`` and following options for wifi. #. Test the connection by doing ``ping google.com`` and checking that bytes are received. #. SSH into the Pi from your computer via ``ssh pi@[rpi's IP address]`` such as ``ssh pi@192.168.9.69``. Notes: :sup:`1` If you cannot SSH over cable, plug a monitor, keyboard, and mouse into the RPi. Then use ``sudo raspi-config`` to enable SSH. Then use ``ifconfig`` to find the ethernet IP address.