Ec2 assuser ssh filezilla password#

Go to the AWS management console to see if that is the problem (Note the AWS account username and password are probably different than any of the passwords above): Your developer may have configured your EC2 instance to only accept connections from. Since you transferred the *.pem (ssh private key) file, you should not need to use anymore. simply connects you to a computer that has the credentials needed to access the EC2 instance.

Note the PPK file is associated with the username and password from.

Ec2 assuser ssh filezilla windows#

In addition, WinSCP provides a very nice GUI (I use the version that looks/acts like the regular Windows Explorer interface). Logging in with a PPK file is very simple. I use WinSCP instead of FileZilla to transfer files to/from my EC2 instance. ppk file in the settings of my fileZilla. I can't login to my Filezilla using details. I had success in loging via FTP using login details. Right now I'm kinda confuse what login info I should use for my FileZilla to access the server. pem file from the because I can also access it using a regular FTP (filezilla) and I then converted that. And I've also tried this but I don't know what I'd miss, because It didn't work for me.

I would like to access it just by using FileZilla or similar.

Ec2 assuser ssh filezilla download#

I wanted to download a directory there to my local drive but I am not familiar with the commands. I will use 'ssh after I enter it, It will then asked for my password.įrom there, when I do 'DIR' in command prompt I will see al my files there. thats where I provide my username and password. after I hit Open It will open a terminal and will asked for a username. Right now he provided me 2 sets of login. It uses some bridge process just to connect to my actual server. I used PuTTy and command prompt just to connect to my server using ssh process. Now I am finding difficulties in understanding all this stuff. Here's the scenario my developer just left me with the login info to my Amazon EC2. Status: Connecting to 12.34.56.789.I need help/guide how I can open my ssh access from a GUI or Filezilla. I did not (yet) add the key to the cache. I click OK to trust the host and carry on connecting. I try the following.Īttempt 1 Host: 12.34.56.789 (public IP from EC2 Management Console)Įrror: Connection timed out after 20 seconds of inactivityĪttempt 2 Host: 12.34.56.789 (public IP from EC2 Management Console)įileZilla warns about unknown host key. The tutorials mention to use FileZilla, but not exactly how. to abcd)Īdd these lines to etc/ssh/sshd_config: Subsystem sftp /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-serverįorceCommand /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-serverįrom this point it is unclear what to do next. Sudo passwd thirdparty (set password e.g. Sudo chmod 0755 /var/www/html/exports/thirdparty

Sudo chown root:root /var/www/html/exports/thirdparty Below are the steps taken in more detail, and where I am stuck.

Ec2 assuser ssh filezilla how to#

It is unclear to me how to continue after these two steps though. I followed this tutorial to add a group and a user, and followed this tutorial to chroot this user. I want to grant third party access to a part of my directory structure on my Amazon EC2 instance. How to add user with SFTP/ FTP access to '/var/www/html/website_abc' folder on Amazon EC2 Centos? The answer there is useful, but unfortunately incomplete. This question is very much related to this question.