# Universal

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This should work on any platform, but OpenSSH is only installed by default on the Windows 10 Spring update or newer.
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You can locate your devices' (local) IP address in settings by tapping the "i" icon beside the connected network.
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1. Open a Command Prompt/Terminal.
2. Type in `ssh root@your.ip.here` and press enter. If you're connecting over USB, change the IP to `localhost` and add `-p 2222` to the end of the command.
3. You will be asked for a password. The password will be invisible when entered. Type `alpine` and press enter. (unless you have changed your password)

The output should look similar to this: ![ssh-cli](https://github.com/joshuah345/markdownguides/raw/master/ios/assets/ssh/sshclioutput.png)


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