I was following the course “Getting started with Jetson Nano” without any problems beign able to setup the camera and to do the thumbs up or down exercise. But today as I try to acces into the Jeston Nano via PowerShell on my Windows laptop typing:
The 192.168.55.1 from @pujol is the micro usb ethernet interface. It is connected with the host with micro usb cable on the micro usb port of jetson nano devkit.
But you @jash.local 's issue is totally wifi. Thus, these two should not be consider same.
For @pujol , could you make sure the micro usb cable is connected and ping 192.168.55.1 and see if your host can see it?
FYI, the host PC may have a security setting which does not allow the virtual wired ethernet on the USB to be used by default. I don’t know in Windows where one would tell the system it is ok to use that connection, but consider looking in network connections and seeing if you can “activate” or allow this virtual router device.
I have been having the same issue and also I tried pinging 192.168.55.1 but it just keeps loading for a while then
I tried connecting to the remote ssh via a type A usb cable and on a monitor as well. None of them work for me. I just keep getting can’t connect to host … port 22 connection timed out.
This is an old thread, probably it should be a new thread. However, whenever you do this, on the host PC, be sure to show the output of “ifconfig” and “route” on the host PC after the USB is connected. Also the output of “lsusb -d '0955:'” on the hostFYI, only the micro-USB connector of the Nano will provide that connection.