This works both in the browser and via SSH. Then you can simply build connections with the hostname in the form of “hostname.local”. Of course, this will only work if all computers on the network support Avahi or Zeroconf or Bonjour.
The Avahi daemon makes the host name of a machine known in the local network. Especially if a fixed IP address is not necessary for the application. But actually this is a complicated solution. In general, it is then recommended to configure a fixed IPv4 address. If you run a Raspberry Pi “headless” without a monitor and keyboard, then the connection can be quite annoying, because Raspberry Pi has a different IP address on almost every reboot. Unfortunately, the IP address can change because the IPv4 address assignment by the DHCP server is always assigned a different address. During the boot process, the IP address is displayed on the screen. If you are using Raspberry Pi under Raspbian for the first time and want to access it via SSH, you do not necessarily need the IP address.
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