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Ssh Connection To Amazon Ec2

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    • January 29, 2010 at 11:50 am #30399
      Sayan Chaliha
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      Hi Karthik,

      If I'm not mistaken, Amazon allows only key-based authentication for remote SSH logins to EC2. So, to have MONyog login to EC2, you'll need both the public- and private- keys. Do you have both keys? Also, what is the exact error message reported by MONyog? Can you check the error log as well?

    • January 29, 2010 at 11:58 am #30400
      Karthikp
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      Hi Sayan,

      I have a private key. There is a way by which I can generate public key from private key. Once I did this, the error message that I get is “Failed to connect to MySQL: Tunnel to MySQL server was not created successfully.”

      -Karthik

      'Sayan wrote on '29:

      Hi Karthik,

      If I'm not mistaken, Amazon allows only key-based authentication for remote SSH logins to EC2. So, to have MONyog login to EC2, you'll need both the public- and private- keys. Do you have both keys? Also, what is the exact error message reported by MONyog? Can you check the error log as well?

    • January 29, 2010 at 12:04 pm #30401
      Sayan Chaliha
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      What about the firewall settings on the AWS interface? You have to explicitly specify which host/ports to allow access to.

      Also, did you check MONyog's log? There may be more information as to why the tunnel failed in the log.

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