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of the Raspberry Pi, `raspberry` (pay attention to capitalization). There's no change on the screen when you're
typing in, but it doesn't mean you're not entering the information. Press ‘enter’ after you finish typing in.
●So now you've logged into the Raspberry Pi.
3.2 Log into Raspberry Pi (Linux or Mac OS)
●Before connecting the Raspberry Pi via SSH, you need to know the IP address of the Raspberry Pi.
Check the Management interface for your router, or download the app `Network Scanner` -> search for a
device named `RASPBERRY` or `Raspberry Pi Foundation` to get the IP address.
●For other methods of obtaining the IP address of Raspberry Pi, refer to the official documentation [IP
Address]
●Open the terminal window (or command line)
●The default user is `pi`, and the password is `raspberry`.
●Type in `ssh pi@<IP>` in the command line, replace `<IP>` with the IP address of your Raspberry Pi
as shown below:
ssh pi@192.168.3.161
●Press Enter key and a prompt will appear: `Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?`
●Type in `yes`, press Enter and it'll show `pi@192.168.3.161's password:`, type in the initial password
of the Raspberry Pi, `raspberry` (pay attention to capitalization). There's no change on the screen when you're
typing in, but it doesn't mean you're not entering the information. Press ‘enter’ after you finish typing in.
●So now you've logged into the Raspberry Pi.
3.3 Log into Raspberry Pi (Windows 8 or Previous Version)