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You will find that you have successfully logged in to server with root user directly.
Save File – After removing above highlighted text from authorized_keys file, save it and try to ssh with root account. We9wASXob4rbV12TXjQIcMKaRGQAGrwOHu0nM2ibfTdgqjrTAG03CXKzQhF09LdxKlT7GpYe0 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQCPqJ2U4gidqek4FPQJABENkrUiLVP61LObdįAZXvs2EpCf/nBQCRg4ykMNg+8TC9lb7jC65zfIrTUcNcwongDb43k6miSKu1M8fdqXDpcb8CĭDRaKpM2wP8l+hTaJ2aWycXmGJ7lZKQPiwNUOhbrOLNEtDmOI9eiVlz7See98LVLW+6AwfzNAĨCu4riDTvEMQrWQ9NLrS3BZE1TAAswJi9lGDfTgEvfh4Ji+eIxTXrjkkwjerkjk3jrkwejrkj Remove the highlighted text from authorized_keys file and your key should be look like this. Xrjkkwjerkjk3jrkwejrkjwe9wASXob4rbV12TXjQIcMKaRGQAGrwOHu0nM2ibfTdgqjrTAGĠ3CXKzQhF09LdxKlT7GpYe0oVU2R1kjkejwQp Lz7See98LVLW+6AwfzNA8Cu4riDTvEMQr/WQ9NLrS3BZE1TAAswJi9lGDfTgEvfh4Ji+eI/xT no-port-forwarding,no-agent-forwarding,no-X11-forwarding,command="Įcho 'Please login as the user "ubuntu" rather than the user "root".' Įcho sleep 10" ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQCPqJ2U4gidqekĤFPQJABENkrUiLVP61LObdFAZXvs2EpCf/nBQCRg4ykMNg+8TC9lb7jC65zfIrTUcNcwongDb4ģk6miSKu1M8fdqXDpcb8CdDRaKpM2wP8l+hTaJ2aWycXmGJ7lZKQPiwNUOhbrOLNEtDmOI9eiV HOW TO RESET PHPMYADMIN ROOT PASSWORD ON AMAZON EC2 CODE
You will get something like code with your key.
Edit authorized_keys File – Now edit /root/.ssh/authorized_keys file the private key of yours. $ ssh -i server.pem Īfter successful login to ubuntu account switch to root account. SSH to Server – Login to your server with ubuntu user and then switch to root user with sudo command. The same steps you can follow for other Linux distributions AWS instances like CentOS, RHEL, LinuxMint, Debian etc. Enable SSH as root on AWS Ubuntu:įollow the below steps to enable ssh as root user on AWS ubuntu instances. If you forget your root user password, you can reset the password from the AWS Management Console. These are your AWS account root user credentials. When you first created your AWS account, you provided an email address and password. We recommend to not to do this until a more specific reason. Resetting a lost or forgotten root user password. Warning => One of bigger security hole you are going to create in your server by opening direct root access. Please login as the user “ubuntu” rather than the user “root”. It means you can’t SSH to your server directly using root account, and first you have to login as user ‘ubuntu’ first and then use ‘ sudo su –‘ to get root access. 
Generally when you tried to access Ubuntu vm on AWS server as user ‘ root‘.
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