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How to Get the Raspberry Pi IP Address?

When you start your Raspberry Pi for the first time, you don’t know its IP address

So, we’ll see how to find the IP in two ways
– with a screen (in the command line or the graphical interface)
– from another PC on the network (Linux or windows)

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Alice AUSTIN

Alice AUSTIN is studying Cisco Systems Engineering. He has passion with both hardware and software and writes articles and reviews for many IT websites.

10 thoughts on “How to Get the Raspberry Pi IP Address?

  • Are you lost as soon as you are in the command line?

    With so many commands to learn, I understand it can be overwhelming.

    But you don't need so much to really enjoy using them on your Raspberry Pi.

    Download my free cheat sheet to get the essentials in an easy-to-read format: https://download.raspberrytips.com/commands

  • Thanks for the video! It worked!! It just took me forever to run…

  • The low resolution screen capture then grey type on black made anything you typed impossible to read. Next time make the characters you type much MUCH bigger.

  • At 2:00, the demonstration to nmap fades out and switches to Windows, rather than displaying how to use nmap. Thumbs Down for skipping this.

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