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Video 40: Remotely Run Your Security Project Using Putty
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Learn how to remotely access and control your Raspberry Pi using SSH and Putty, enabling the development of projects untethered from a desktop environment.


1. **Enabling SSH on Raspberry Pi**: Enable SSH on your Raspberry Pi through raspi-config to allow remote access.
2. **Finding the Raspberry Pi's IP address**: Learn how to find your Raspberry Pi's IP address using ifconfig and consider assigning a static IP address for consistent remote access.
3. **Downloading and installing Putty**: Download and install Putty on your PC to establish SSH connections to your Raspberry Pi.
4. **Connecting to the Raspberry Pi using Putty**: Connect to your Raspberry Pi remotely via SSH using Putty, login with credentials, and run commands remotely.
5. **Controlling Raspberry Pi remotely**: Remotely run and interact with programs on your Raspberry Pi through Putty, demonstrating the practicality of remote access for project deployment.


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