As part of some general security updates we've swapped our secured wifi over to WPA3 but it's had the negative side effect of requiring our Pi's to connect to our guest network to get internet which makes remote management more complex and less secure. While they aren't running anything mission critical the digital signage they are running does occasionally require the odd reboot and we like to remote in periodically to keep things updated.
I've read a few posts on the forum found via a google search but the ones i found didn't seem to give a definitive answer. The currently deployed Pi's are on the 32 bit "Raspberry Pi OS 11" although I do have one I setup with the 64 bit version.
I've read a few posts on the forum found via a google search but the ones i found didn't seem to give a definitive answer. The currently deployed Pi's are on the 32 bit "Raspberry Pi OS 11" although I do have one I setup with the 64 bit version.
Statistics: Posted by bomblord — Sat Apr 13, 2024 5:14 pm