My latest project is now a Minecraft Bedrock Server on a Raspberry Pi 4. For the server I have to install Ubuntu. However, I don't have a monitor connection at the moment. Is there a way or do I have to take care of a monitor connection.
Well ubuntu server should start an ssh server with a LAN cable after starting it. Then you can just go in with putty.
Any idea where I can get this ssh and then has root for a pw?
Ah worked, thank you!
You can operate the Pi via SSH and the command line. SSH stands for Secure Shell. SSH runs as a service, i.e. An SSH server. You don't have to get that, it should be installed by default on Ubuntu.
The SSH server should be able to be activated in the same way as with Raspberry OS: Install Ubuntu server on the SD card. Create an empty file with the name ssh (exactly like this, without a file extension) on the SD card. Insert the card into the Pi, start the Pi. The SSH server should now be running.
Install the program Putty on your computer (I assume this is a Windows computer). If in doubt, a search engine can help. Connect to the Pi using Putty via SSH. You should be able to read out the IP address of the Pi in the router. Use ubuntu as the username and ubuntu as the password.
The first time you try to connect you will be asked whether you really want to connect to the server. Confirm the request. You will now be asked to change the password. Follow the request. Remember the password or write it down!
The root user has no password and shouldn't have one. You can get root rights with sudo before each command. The password is the one you set. Alternatively enter:
sudo su
Then you are root.
Super thank you!
