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How do I fix AWS key file authentication error?
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I am using an AWS ec2 instance. Previously I was connecting via Filezilla, Putty and MySQL using the provided key file with no problem. Now for some reason I am unable to access the sever.
Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: publickey)
I have checked the public key is correct. I have checked the location of the ppk and pem files.
What else could be the cause of this error?
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I am using an AWS ec2 instance. Previously I was connecting via Filezilla, Putty and MySQL using the provided key file with no problem. Now for some reason I am unable to access the sever.
Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: publickey)
I have checked the public key is correct. I have checked the location of the ppk and pem files.
What else could be the cause of this error?
putty amazon-web-services amazon-ec2
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This error means that the server is offeringpublickeyas an authentication method, but your client isn't able to deal with it... are you sure the private key is valid, as is associated with the session's configuration?
– Attie
yesterday
Yes it was working previously, then something changed and now it is not working.
– user1004714
yesterday
Is that "something" the session configuration? do you usepagent.exe? Is it running? Can you share a screenshot of the session config?...
– Attie
yesterday
Not sure exactly what I can share but here is a screenshot of the AWS setup - Link in description above
– user1004714
yesterday
I was actually referring to the configuration of the client (i.e: FileZilla / Putty) - feel free to remove the AWS screenshot.
– Attie
yesterday
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I am using an AWS ec2 instance. Previously I was connecting via Filezilla, Putty and MySQL using the provided key file with no problem. Now for some reason I am unable to access the sever.
Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: publickey)
I have checked the public key is correct. I have checked the location of the ppk and pem files.
What else could be the cause of this error?
putty amazon-web-services amazon-ec2
edited yesterday
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I am using an AWS ec2 instance. Previously I was connecting via Filezilla, Putty and MySQL using the provided key file with no problem. Now for some reason I am unable to access the sever.
Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: publickey)
I have checked the public key is correct. I have checked the location of the ppk and pem files.
What else could be the cause of this error?
putty amazon-web-services amazon-ec2
putty amazon-web-services amazon-ec2
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This error means that the server is offeringpublickeyas an authentication method, but your client isn't able to deal with it... are you sure the private key is valid, as is associated with the session's configuration?
– Attie
yesterday
Yes it was working previously, then something changed and now it is not working.
– user1004714
yesterday
Is that "something" the session configuration? do you usepagent.exe? Is it running? Can you share a screenshot of the session config?...
– Attie
yesterday
Not sure exactly what I can share but here is a screenshot of the AWS setup - Link in description above
– user1004714
yesterday
I was actually referring to the configuration of the client (i.e: FileZilla / Putty) - feel free to remove the AWS screenshot.
– Attie
yesterday
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This error means that the server is offeringpublickeyas an authentication method, but your client isn't able to deal with it... are you sure the private key is valid, as is associated with the session's configuration?
– Attie
yesterday
Yes it was working previously, then something changed and now it is not working.
– user1004714
yesterday
Is that "something" the session configuration? do you usepagent.exe? Is it running? Can you share a screenshot of the session config?...
– Attie
yesterday
Not sure exactly what I can share but here is a screenshot of the AWS setup - Link in description above
– user1004714
yesterday
I was actually referring to the configuration of the client (i.e: FileZilla / Putty) - feel free to remove the AWS screenshot.
– Attie
yesterday
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This error means that the server is offering
publickey as an authentication method, but your client isn't able to deal with it... are you sure the private key is valid, as is associated with the session's configuration?– Attie
yesterday
This error means that the server is offering
publickey as an authentication method, but your client isn't able to deal with it... are you sure the private key is valid, as is associated with the session's configuration?– Attie
yesterday
Yes it was working previously, then something changed and now it is not working.
– user1004714
yesterday
Yes it was working previously, then something changed and now it is not working.
– user1004714
yesterday
Is that "something" the session configuration? do you use
pagent.exe? Is it running? Can you share a screenshot of the session config?...– Attie
yesterday
Is that "something" the session configuration? do you use
pagent.exe? Is it running? Can you share a screenshot of the session config?...– Attie
yesterday
Not sure exactly what I can share but here is a screenshot of the AWS setup - Link in description above
– user1004714
yesterday
Not sure exactly what I can share but here is a screenshot of the AWS setup - Link in description above
– user1004714
yesterday
I was actually referring to the configuration of the client (i.e: FileZilla / Putty) - feel free to remove the AWS screenshot.
– Attie
yesterday
I was actually referring to the configuration of the client (i.e: FileZilla / Putty) - feel free to remove the AWS screenshot.
– Attie
yesterday
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This error means that the server is offering
publickeyas an authentication method, but your client isn't able to deal with it... are you sure the private key is valid, as is associated with the session's configuration?– Attie
yesterday
Yes it was working previously, then something changed and now it is not working.
– user1004714
yesterday
Is that "something" the session configuration? do you use
pagent.exe? Is it running? Can you share a screenshot of the session config?...– Attie
yesterday
Not sure exactly what I can share but here is a screenshot of the AWS setup - Link in description above
– user1004714
yesterday
I was actually referring to the configuration of the client (i.e: FileZilla / Putty) - feel free to remove the AWS screenshot.
– Attie
yesterday