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    • Archangel82A
      Archangel82
      last edited by

      Hey all - i have a noob question. I setup a pi 3b+ in my Arcade1Up machine and it works perfect but i want to be able to monitor it from an iPhone app such as PiHelper but i cannot connect. I assume i need to enable SSH first and then use port 22? I basically want to monitor when my 5 year old turns the arcade/pi on when he isn't supposed to and i want to monitor temperature of the pi (very basic, i know). I appreciate any help!

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      • mituM
        mitu Global Moderator
        last edited by

        Yes, as the docs mention, SSH is not enabled, but it can be easily enabled.

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        • Archangel82A
          Archangel82
          last edited by

          Thanks, i enabled SSH, am using port 22 and double checked the IP address but still won't connect. Could be an app issue. thanks for the response

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          • langestL
            langest
            last edited by

            Here comes a self plug.
            You can use my stats module to track when games have been played on the pi and which games that are played and monitor it from any browser.
            https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/24756/retrostats-web-application?_=1582654281653
            There is a PR to bring it into the RetroPie experimental menu, but joolswills (don't know what ping alias he has here) is focusing on RPi4 release right now, so it isn't prioritized.
            But there are step by step instructions on how to install it in the repo linked to from that thread.
            If you try it, I would love to hear what you think. And if you need any help, just let me know.

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            • S
              StigNasty
              last edited by

              I’ve had great luck using vnc to monitor and control the rpi4 via my iPhone.

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