Hello Dos, In this video Atul has discussed how we can create a Public database instance and connect to it via the SSH tool Putty. When we create a public subnet Database instance, we get one public IP through which we can connect via Putty, also you should have already generated SSH keys for the connectivity (check more at k21academy.com/oci51) The opc user has sudo privileges there is no need for a password, if you used any passphrase while generating the SSH keys, then yes it will ask for a password to connect.
Very informative session... If we want to connect using a private ip,then how would it connect through putty? What details need to be provided during making connection
Hi Gaurav, To connect to a private IP using PuTTY, you'll need to specify both the IP address and the correct SSH port. Assuming the private IP is 192.168.1.1 and the SSH port is 22, follow these steps: 1. Open PuTTY and fill in the following details: a. In the "Host Name (or IP address)" field, enter the private IP (192.168.1.1) b. Make sure "SSH" is selected from the Connection type dropdown 2. Click "Open." 3. If this is the first time you're connecting to this server, PuTTY will display a warning asking if you trust the host. Click "Yes" to proceed. 4. Log in using your SSH username and password. For detailed instructions on creating and using SSH keys, refer to this blog: k21academy.com/1z0-932/how-to-generate-ssh-keys-pair-for-oracle-cloud-windows-linux/ Hope it was informative.
@@K21Academy thanks for the response... The process which have mentioned above for private ip connectivity, the same we follow for the public ip as well...then how we justify the difference between public and private ip connectivity if the process are same for both IPz Before pvt ip connectivity, do we to do any sort of configuration in OCI console?
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Really easy-to-understand video, Thanks K21Academy.
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Very helpful
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Thank you for this video !
FYI I think they recently changed the name of the menu option from Bare Metal, VM , and Exadata into Oracle Base Database
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Really good and well explained, thank you very much for your service!
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Very good and informative
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could you provide where you described about opc user? If I connect as opc, terminal asks the password for it, could you help?
Hello Dos, In this video Atul has discussed how we can create a Public database instance and connect to it via the SSH tool Putty.
When we create a public subnet Database instance, we get one public IP through which we can connect via Putty, also you should have already generated SSH keys for the connectivity (check more at k21academy.com/oci51)
The opc user has sudo privileges there is no need for a password, if you used any passphrase while generating the SSH keys, then yes it will ask for a password to connect.
Very informative session...
If we want to connect using a private ip,then how would it connect through putty?
What details need to be provided during making connection
Hi Gaurav,
To connect to a private IP using PuTTY, you'll need to specify both the IP address and the correct SSH port. Assuming the private IP is 192.168.1.1 and the SSH port is 22, follow these steps:
1. Open PuTTY and fill in the following details:
a. In the "Host Name (or IP address)" field, enter the private IP (192.168.1.1)
b. Make sure "SSH" is selected from the Connection type dropdown
2. Click "Open."
3. If this is the first time you're connecting to this server, PuTTY will display a warning asking if you trust the host. Click "Yes" to proceed.
4. Log in using your SSH username and password.
For detailed instructions on creating and using SSH keys, refer to this blog: k21academy.com/1z0-932/how-to-generate-ssh-keys-pair-for-oracle-cloud-windows-linux/
Hope it was informative.
@@K21Academy thanks for the response...
The process which have mentioned above for private ip connectivity, the same we follow for the public ip as well...then how we justify the difference between public and private ip connectivity if the process are same for both IPz
Before pvt ip connectivity, do we to do any sort of configuration in OCI console?