Connecting to the Raspberry Pi from your Laptop
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This document provides a guide on connecting a Raspberry Pi to a laptop using Putty and WinSCP for secure access and file transfer. It outlines the steps to generate and use secure keys for connection and configuration. The author is Gary Short, head of Gibraltar Labs, emphasizing the ease of connecting devices without the need for null modem cables.
Connecting to the Raspberry Pi from your Laptop
- 1. Connecting to the Raspberry Pi from your Laptop. Gary Short Head of Gibraltar Labs @garyshort
- 2. Who the Hell’s this Guy? • Gary Short • Head of Gibraltar Labs – Skunk works division of Gibraltar Software • Social Network Analysis and Computational Linguistics research • @garyshort • Facebook.com/theothergaryshort • [email protected]
- 3. Connect the Pi to your Laptop… The Raspberry Pi is auto-sensing so don’t worry about null modem cables.
- 4. Download Putty and PuttyGen…
- 5. Recall your IP Address, or Check Router…
- 7. Remembering Passwords is Dull, we can do Better…
- 8. Generate a PuttyGen Key Pair…
- 9. Save the Private Key…
- 10. Create Directory and File for Secure Keys…
- 11. Paste in the Public Key…
- 12. Set up Putty to use the Secure Key…
- 14. What About File Transfer..?
- 15. Download WinSCP…
- 16. Configure it to use Secure Keys…
- 17. And Connect…
- 18. You’re Done!