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Set up remote viewing with VNC on Pi. Created by @1061999.

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Remote viewing with VNC on Raspberry Pi

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While building a project with Raspberry Pi it is not always easy to use a monitor with it to view or control. For this, there is a remote desktop viewing feature available on Raspbian OS. It basically lets you control or view your Raspbian desktop on a network-connected PC or smartphone. The application used is RealVNC.

Setting Up VNC server on Raspberry Pi

Open the terminal available on Raspbian and type in

terminal

sudo apt-get update

This command make’s sure Raspbian is up to date. Wait till the command is executed.

After it is done,type in the command given below.

sudo raspi-config

This command opens this configuration window in the terminal.

raspi config

Using the arrow key get down to Interface options and click select using the arrow key and press enter.

raspi config options

raspi config interfacing

Select VNC in the upcoming window and enable it and click finish.That’s it you have enabled VNC in your Pi

enable graphical remote

confirm

Setting up VNC viewer on the PC/Smartphone

Install VNC app from the Google Play Store. If you are using your PC go to this site to download VNC viewer

Note: Connect your PC/smartphone to the same network as that of the Pi

Open VNC app and click the + icon and type the IP address of your Pi.

To find the IP address of your Pi follow the steps mentioned in this site

https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/remote-access/ip-address.md

find ip 1

find ip 2

find ip 3

find ip 4

Click connect and it will ask you whether you want to connect click continue and then type the username as pi and password as raspberry and click continue

vnc view

You will be welcomed with the wonderful UI of Raspbian.

In the same way you can also use the VNC viewer software available for PC.

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