Unable to establish an SSH tunnel using Redis Desktop Manager
I am trying to connect to an Elasticache Redis Server via an AWS Ubuntu instance and using an ssh tunnel. When I try to configure Redis Desktop Manager to connect via an ssh tunnel and provide credentials and .pem file, I have authentication issues. However, this same .pem file doesn't create issues when I try to connect via shell. Am I missing something here ? should I change the file permission (as for now it is 400).
This a screenshot on the errors shown on the RDM system log
ssh ssh-tunneling ssh-agent redis
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I am trying to connect to an Elasticache Redis Server via an AWS Ubuntu instance and using an ssh tunnel. When I try to configure Redis Desktop Manager to connect via an ssh tunnel and provide credentials and .pem file, I have authentication issues. However, this same .pem file doesn't create issues when I try to connect via shell. Am I missing something here ? should I change the file permission (as for now it is 400).
This a screenshot on the errors shown on the RDM system log
ssh ssh-tunneling ssh-agent redis
asked Jan 22 '16 at 1:59
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I am trying to connect to an Elasticache Redis Server via an AWS Ubuntu instance and using an ssh tunnel. When I try to configure Redis Desktop Manager to connect via an ssh tunnel and provide credentials and .pem file, I have authentication issues. However, this same .pem file doesn't create issues when I try to connect via shell. Am I missing something here ? should I change the file permission (as for now it is 400).
This a screenshot on the errors shown on the RDM system log
ssh ssh-tunneling ssh-agent redis
asked Jan 22 '16 at 1:59
Addonis1990Addonis1990
12
I am trying to connect to an Elasticache Redis Server via an AWS Ubuntu instance and using an ssh tunnel. When I try to configure Redis Desktop Manager to connect via an ssh tunnel and provide credentials and .pem file, I have authentication issues. However, this same .pem file doesn't create issues when I try to connect via shell. Am I missing something here ? should I change the file permission (as for now it is 400).
This a screenshot on the errors shown on the RDM system log
ssh ssh-tunneling ssh-agent redis
ssh ssh-tunneling ssh-agent redis
asked Jan 22 '16 at 1:59
Addonis1990Addonis1990
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asked Jan 22 '16 at 1:59
Addonis1990Addonis1990
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asked Jan 22 '16 at 1:59
Addonis1990Addonis1990
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asked Jan 22 '16 at 1:59
Addonis1990Addonis1990
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asked Jan 22 '16 at 1:59
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Are you sure you use the correct username ? AWS uses different usernames depending on Linux distro. AFAIK, they generally use 'ec2-user' except for Ubuntu installations where they use 'ubuntu'.
answered Jan 27 '16 at 20:17
Olivier DaubyOlivier Dauby
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Yes I am using a correct username. I have been already able to connect via shell
– Addonis1990
Jan 31 '16 at 21:08
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Are you sure you are using a private key in .pem format? For Windows users, the Redis Desktop Manager documentation states the following:
for Windows users:
Your private key is must be in .pem format.
answered May 10 '17 at 9:54
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Are you sure you use the correct username ? AWS uses different usernames depending on Linux distro. AFAIK, they generally use 'ec2-user' except for Ubuntu installations where they use 'ubuntu'.
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Yes I am using a correct username. I have been already able to connect via shell
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Are you sure you use the correct username ? AWS uses different usernames depending on Linux distro. AFAIK, they generally use 'ec2-user' except for Ubuntu installations where they use 'ubuntu'.
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Yes I am using a correct username. I have been already able to connect via shell
– Addonis1990
Jan 31 '16 at 21:08
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Are you sure you use the correct username ? AWS uses different usernames depending on Linux distro. AFAIK, they generally use 'ec2-user' except for Ubuntu installations where they use 'ubuntu'.
answered Jan 27 '16 at 20:17
Olivier DaubyOlivier Dauby
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Are you sure you use the correct username ? AWS uses different usernames depending on Linux distro. AFAIK, they generally use 'ec2-user' except for Ubuntu installations where they use 'ubuntu'.
answered Jan 27 '16 at 20:17
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Yes I am using a correct username. I have been already able to connect via shell
– Addonis1990
Jan 31 '16 at 21:08
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Yes I am using a correct username. I have been already able to connect via shell
– Addonis1990
Jan 31 '16 at 21:08
Yes I am using a correct username. I have been already able to connect via shell
– Addonis1990
Jan 31 '16 at 21:08
Yes I am using a correct username. I have been already able to connect via shell
– Addonis1990
Jan 31 '16 at 21:08
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Are you sure you are using a private key in .pem format? For Windows users, the Redis Desktop Manager documentation states the following:
for Windows users:
Your private key is must be in .pem format.
answered May 10 '17 at 9:54
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Are you sure you are using a private key in .pem format? For Windows users, the Redis Desktop Manager documentation states the following:
for Windows users:
Your private key is must be in .pem format.
answered May 10 '17 at 9:54
adriandev.meadriandev.me
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Are you sure you are using a private key in .pem format? For Windows users, the Redis Desktop Manager documentation states the following:
for Windows users:
Your private key is must be in .pem format.
answered May 10 '17 at 9:54
adriandev.meadriandev.me
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Are you sure you are using a private key in .pem format? For Windows users, the Redis Desktop Manager documentation states the following:
for Windows users:
Your private key is must be in .pem format.
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