Thank you very much for this video! I prefer the powershell method a lot better. Putty is my friend but this method is much less tedious Thanks again and be well, safe and Cheers!
This helped a lot. The course I'm taking had me use the private ipv4 address and I just could not get it to work to save my life. Used the ipv4 public address and I could ssh right in via my key pair. I'm not sure if this is the correct way but it certainly does work and hopefully I won't have to have the other way working when it comes to the test and actually using it.
brother you can cd into another directory, for example if you copy the address in your address bar in your file exporer, and paste it in your powershell, and type change directory command, cd 'D:\Users\username\Downloads" and then command, dir you can find your .pem file if it's in that location
How were you able to avoid getting an "unprotected key file"? In Linux, you would normally need to chmod 400 In Windows, it is more complicated but I found you can in PS with 3 commands: icacls /reset icacls /grant:r "$($env:username):(r)" icacls /inheritance:r
Thank you!! I'm working through flAWS level 4 and was stuck for so long. this was a huge help.
You're very welcome Sophie!
Thank You, I was struggling so hard I truly appreciate you sharing!
Very clear and straight to the point. Thanks so much for sharing!
Worked thanks a lot
This is straightforward! Thanks for sharing.
I love this. Using the PowerShell is way easier compared to putty. Thanks for all the videos
Certainly! Most people prefer PowerShell over Putty.
Very clear. Thanks for your help.
I hate putty interface Thanks it really works
Azeez, thank you so much for clear explaination.!
thanks for help
Thanks a lot. I have been struggling with this, didn’t know I was suppose to copy n paste the downloaded file
u r excellent man u solved my doubt
You are welcome
Thank you very much for this video! I prefer the powershell method a lot better. Putty is my friend but this method is much less tedious Thanks again and be well, safe and Cheers!
You're welcome! I'm glad you like it.
You just saved me so much time!!!
I like the way you teach...
thanks azeez very much bro, its helped a lot dear
Always welcome
very nice thank you for sharing
You are welcome KhanDoor
than you for this lecture.
Much thanks dear. that was awesome.
Fantastic video!
Very well explained. New suscriber alert.
at the point of 0:02 did he really just say hello and welcome back to another lecture
This helped a lot. The course I'm taking had me use the private ipv4 address and I just could not get it to work to save my life. Used the ipv4 public address and I could ssh right in via my key pair. I'm not sure if this is the correct way but it certainly does work and hopefully I won't have to have the other way working when it comes to the test and actually using it.
brother you can cd into another directory, for example if you copy the address in your address bar in your file exporer, and paste it in your powershell, and type change directory command, cd 'D:\Users\username\Downloads"
and then command, dir
you can find your .pem file if it's in that location
Thank you buddy 👌
You are welcome.
thanks
You're welcome!
keep uploading
good stuff
Hey ,do you have a training season on Cloud computing ?
Thank you for this. Is this the same as using cmd instead of the powershell?
Hey awesome vids keep it up,is this similar to using ec2 instance connect within the management console?
Hello sir,I logged out as you said, how do I log in?
Thank you for this great video. I was wondering if there's a way one can ssh into a windows instance instead of linux.
Hello, thank you for the feedback. Yes, you can RDP into a windows instance. Please checkout this video: ua-cam.com/video/ElEg9ri5yQA/v-deo.html
@Azeez i tried it with my core i5 computer but it didn't work
Thankyou Azeez, Can you please send me your Udemy link for Cloud Formation
How were you able to avoid getting an "unprotected key file"?
In Linux, you would normally need to
chmod 400
In Windows, it is more complicated but I found you can in PS with 3 commands:
icacls /reset
icacls /grant:r "$($env:username):(r)"
icacls /inheritance:r
you're a genius, thank you a lot! I spent a lot of time trying to connect by windows!
@@wildersa I don't know why this information isn't readily available. It can't be found on Microsoft's website, only in forums.