SSH Into Raspberry Pi Via Command Line

Today I learned how to ssh into a Raspberry Pi from a remote computer on the same network.
1. Find the ip of the host by using the command
  • hostname -I
3. do this on the pi
  • ssh pi@<ip-address>
2. the login name is
  • pi
3. the password is
  • raspberry
4. then do the same command on the remote computer

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