Ever wished you could access your Raspberry Pi when youre on the road?

Whatever your reasons, its easy than you think to access that Raspberry Pi remotely.

If you just need to control a few simple things on your Raspberry Pi, thats overkill.

Were going to outline two methods that skip all of that.

Once thats done, come back here to set up everything else.

Recently,VNC Connect came out to make it easy to accessyour Raspberry Pi fromanywhereusing a cloud connection.

If you already have that, you’ve got the option to skip this part.

key in insudo apt-get install realvnc-vnc-server realvnc-vnc-viewerand press Enter.

Once thats complete, pop in insudo raspi-configand press Enter.

Scroll down to VNC and set it to Enabled.

Then poke the status menu and select Licensing.

Enter the email address and password you created in step one.

When prompted, select Direct and cloud connectivity.

Your Raspberry Pi is now accessible online.

launch the VNC Viewer program and enter the credentials you created in step one.

Your Raspberry Pi will pop up as an option automatically.

Select it to open up the connection.

When prompted, type your Raspberry Pis username and password (by default this is the usernamepiand passwordraspberry).

Within a few second itll connect.

Dataplicity makes it incredibly easy to access your Raspberry Pis command line from any internet tool.

Youll need access to a web online window and your Raspberry Pi for this.

Head toDataplicityand create an account by entering your email address.

Click Add New machine.

Dataplicity will display a line of code as seen in the image above.

Copy that line of code and enter it into the command line of your Raspberry Pi.

Once thats complete, head to theDataplicity equipment page.

Here, youll see your Raspberry Pi.

press it to open up a Terminal window.

If you just need to remotely reboot it sometimes, leave it as is.

To do so, in the Dataplicity command line, jot down in,su piand press Enter.

Then, drop your Raspberry Pis password and press Enter.

Now you have total control over your Raspberry Pi.