I was trying to make a nas with my pi (3 b) use-ing NetworkChuck's youtube tutorial.

January 14, 2024, 15:56

linusparty

when is want to connect to my pi use-ing ssh, it says " Connection timed out", but i did everything acording to the tutorial and i enabled SSH on the pi. Thanks in advance!

linusparty

hi thanks for replying! where do i download this so called "PUTTY"

linusparty

i have found this link

linusparty

<@1187039958561726494>

thunder07337

Try the telnet command

thunder07337

How are the computers connected, via a router or switch?

linusparty

Router

linusparty


linusparty

Via ethernet cable

linusparty

( pc and the pi too)

thunder07337

What does the telnet command say?

linusparty

Im not at my pc right now. It didn’t recognize the command.

linusparty

I have a windows pc

linusparty

How long will you be online?

thunder07337

Then your Windows may be blocking the connection. Check the firewall. And have a look at the link under "Enable verbose output in SSH command" and see what comes out. I'm only online until 8 pm.

linusparty

Okay! I’ll check it out as soon as im home.

linusparty

im home

linusparty


linusparty

im here

linusparty

should i disable my firewall?

linusparty

<@1187039958561726494>

linusparty

whats the next step

linusparty

now im applying telnet

linusparty

will you be free tomorrow

linusparty

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oops.se

<@978362701682192456> Please forget Telnet! When you created the Raspberry Pi OS on your SD card (Bake your Pi) what hostname did you enter? Open a "Command Prompt" on your Windows computer and type ping <hostname of your Pi>. If you get a reply, open putty (I assume you have installed it) and start a new session of the type ssh and as IP/Host name type in the name you gave your Raspberry Pi and press enter.

linusparty

Oh

linusparty

Its the default name

oops.se

If you fail to ping your Raspberry Pi there are two choices: 1. Check your router and check for DHCP leases and see if your Raspberry Pi appears in that table. 2. Install a IP scanner and scan your network for your Raspberry Pi

oops.se

If that doesn't work, connect a display and keyboard to your Raspberry Pi

oops.se

then type ping raspberry

linusparty

Thanks for helping! I will try it out tomorrow! Good night

oops.se

Your welcome