If you are on Windows you can either use Ubuntu on WSL or the built-in SSH client in the Windows terminal. On Ubuntu and Mac OS, an SSH client is already installed. Which will return your device’s IP ( Note: in this case the command uses the actual word ‘hostname’, not the hostname you defined in Advanced options!). If you don’t have access to your router dashboard you can temporarily connect a monitor and keyboard to your Raspberry Pi and run: If you set a hostname in the ‘Advanced options’ this should appear as your device name. The easiest way to determine your Raspberry Pi’s IP address is by opening the dashboard for your wifi router and looking for connected devices. You have to do this if you are running your device headless, but you might also want to do this if you are not, so you can access your Pi from anywhere. An SSH client (SSH is a communication protocol between machines).To connect to your Raspberry Pi remotely, you need two things (we’ll help you find them):
After a minute or so, Ubuntu on your Raspberry Pi will have fully booted and connected to the network. Once cloud-init finishes, log in using the username and password you entered in the Advanced Setting menu. You’ll know it’s done when it outputs some more lines after the log-in prompt has appeared. If you interrupt the process you have to start again.
It typically takes less than 2 minutes but there is a break between the log-in prompt and cloud-init completing. WAIT for it to finish before trying to log in. During your first boot a tool called cloud-init is doing configuration.
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