Raspberry pi ssh hangs

1. Why is my Raspberry Pi not connecting to SSH?
2. How to enable SSH on Raspberry Pi?
3. How to enable SSH on Raspberry Pi command line?
4. What is the default SSH for Raspberry Pi?

Why is my Raspberry Pi not connecting to SSH?

Most connection issues with SSH or caused by one or two things. First, make sure that your Raspberry Pi is connected to the same network as the device you are connecting from. Secondly, make sure that you are using the correct IP address for your Raspberry Pi.

How to enable SSH on Raspberry Pi?

To enable SSH through the Raspberry Pi Configuration menu, you'll need your Raspberry Pi (running Raspberry Pi OS) connected to a display. Click on “Preferences > Raspberry Pi Configuration” from the home menu. Next, click on “Interfaces”, and select “Enabled” next to SSH.

How to enable SSH on Raspberry Pi command line?

To enable SSH via the terminal, open a terminal window and enter sudo raspi-config . Now with the arrows select Interfacing Options , navigate to and select SSH , choose Yes , and select Ok .

What is the default SSH for Raspberry Pi?

Most of the raspberry operating systems have a default username and password to log in via SSH. For Raspberry Pi OS (Raspbian) the default username is pi and the default password is raspberry.