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    How To Create New User in Ec2 Instance and Connect Using Putty

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    The document provides steps to create a new user named "shyam" on an EC2 instance, generate an SSH key pair for that user, and configure SSH access so that user can connect to the instance from their local machine using Putty. Key steps include: using 'adduser' and 'passwd' to create the new user and set password, generating an SSH key pair with 'ssh-keygen', adding the public key to the user's authorized keys, copying the private key locally, and connecting via SSH with the -i flag to specify the private key file. Troubleshooting tips are provided for permission denied errors, like uncommenting PasswordAuthentication in sshd_config.

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    The document provides steps to create a new user named "shyam" on an EC2 instance, generate an SSH key pair for that user, and configure SSH access so that user can connect to the instance from their local machine using Putty. Key steps include: using 'adduser' and 'passwd' to create the new user and set password, generating an SSH key pair with 'ssh-keygen', adding the public key to the user's authorized keys, copying the private key locally, and connecting via SSH with the -i flag to specify the private key file. Troubleshooting tips are provided for permission denied errors, like uncommenting PasswordAuthentication in sshd_config.

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    The document provides steps to create a new user named "shyam" on an EC2 instance, generate an SSH key pair for that user, and configure SSH access so that user can connect to the instance from their local machine using Putty. Key steps include: using 'adduser' and 'passwd' to create the new user and set password, generating an SSH key pair with 'ssh-keygen', adding the public key to the user's authorized keys, copying the private key locally, and connecting via SSH with the -i flag to specify the private key file. Troubleshooting tips are provided for permission denied errors, like uncommenting PasswordAuthentication in sshd_config.

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    [root@ip-10-50-1-135 etc]# adduser shyam -passwd

    [root@ip-10-50-1-135 etc]# id shyam

    uid=1003(shyam) gid=1003(shyam) groups=1003(shyam)

    [root@ip-10-50-1-135 etc]# passwd shyam

    Changing password for user shyam.

    New password:

    Retype new password:

    passwd: all authentication tokens updated successfully.

    [root@ip-10-50-1-135 etc]# su - shyam

    [shyam@ip-10-50-1-135 ~]$

    [shyam@ip-10-50-1-135 ~]$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -P '' -f ~/.ssh/id_rsa

    Generating public/private rsa key pair.

    Created directory '/home/shyam/.ssh'.

    Your identification has been saved in /home/shyam/.ssh/id_rsa.

    Your public key has been saved in /home/shyam/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.

    The key fingerprint is:

    SHA256:PiKA4TBbpU4HmP4UF248GBl4iSIk8xYuWgUXkjl9kyM shyam@ip-10-50-1-135.ap-south-
    1.compute.internal

    The key's randomart image is:

    +---[RSA 2048]----+

    |++BBOo.. |

    |**+&E.= |

    |O Xo+B o |

    |+& o. . |

    |+.= S |

    | o . |

    | . . o |

    | . . . |

    | |
    +----[SHA256]-----+

    [shyam@ip-10-50-1-135 ~]$ cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

    [shyam@ip-10-50-1-135 ~]$ cd .ssh

    [shyam@ip-10-50-1-135 .ssh]$ ls -ltr

    total 12

    -rw-r--r-- 1 shyam shyam 430 Jul 2 17:14 id_rsa.pub

    -rw------- 1 shyam shyam 1679 Jul 2 17:14 id_rsa

    -rw-rw-r-- 1 shyam shyam 430 Jul 2 17:15 authorized_keys

    [shyam@ip-10-50-1-135 .ssh]$ cp id_rsa ../id_shyam_rsa.pem

    [shyam@ip-10-50-1-135 ~]$ cat id_shyam_rsa.pem

    -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

    MIIEpAIBAAKCAQEA1UTWFtDYBj8Km+DXaeOyhwnydZnMa31BK5WdWaGYMFt9JsF1

    wT52iXdclXY9hFWeydkoeUE49p1U6qc8gD0wuLeGmOJdngTAx6XtyBo516Q43ZVZ

    7nDQB00EfddgnqncysPY/Ht2RSNyZ16lolfxA5L54GcIACLDOQO3BBDdE82OH0DW

    qx6RxfGGiOp3caOvdhnpRTEOE10Y80JGnyHgt5TfR9D8Zu64bNi2NJUFAeCstoDV

    2I6almfliUzTVJaYVK2kmIuMS+y8UfsUrOepOMK9GVg/DNcPK73lsOVENR6zM5EV

    +xQe//GZvhdFxtJ1MBDbiN9WCOMZYjlQz/3ELwIDAQABAoIBAAZ0zwZhzChkQC33

    4I2UFxN/eZeV0FpwsEhhfyH3gmP0YRWLRcVT3sLKmkLsEXCwJt51dIQ3NUJCARAZ

    f/th3te4tppqP+tIuY1RuKEWKiodDpumqdJOF/4glsI4gvRKsCRzSV5bXnk5WX1H

    oDwJ7YHuMSJZ/CQE6WQQeLnmyMqQoFWSV5ov3UGvY42xOQUxF5Rq8WT8wT6g3nNw

    nIFLqnb9s68CgdDnoGfM2fNp6To7Kz+4kMOjPujDiHjN4J4EL1ho1aZ9dcJ46zI5

    4aj9sbl5tGx/PB4ud5fJu8eT+pBAHi09jQCgxCM9KyGhHssVBkS45GWLd2o+VWns

    ZO2hGgECgYEA8Ik2d2hqMMEC3GVcR6qm+tkNMjc9rk9yPWBNcKNh11j6qEE2Vpmo

    dNi2euQwznvcRxUrX9re8ke+O4e7Ci+41uOJdOacFLqXs32ldDmVsrGlMUwQEyT6

    2xZOUigDf2iNJ5GbaWFTd53lsV3kGAIzZj52+1vL0Vm1fPPMHPJIH30CgYEA4vrb

    QL2ctXbp3BBbxajHcdaH1gf+9QGUhl926FFnzzhjKP+cmwn91ju2pqJ5SqJaZkoh

    yQ+/2E5Y/Q8zqrTDQeGiX0QdXs1fqGx0F9JfCC7uVVMA3cmXVE8SNnZVGvaLjgm8

    nFHITAcKDbEzH85zh34YsvVaGqg+K+HOYg562hsCgYEAt3tzmNKFbntM+2I2alS6

    208Gye9plbX0puz3JZz73ZF6Yy6bjKPZ5IgLauL2eAvzlCWJ2KzUtGwVqMN44eRV

    U1ZuXEYteYJ8heaqd2YV0yG/qUMkX/YthUIWrITpZh8SzcQ8kL41NWG0/P9qJwZG

    vw+XI1Z6u097Kb2vTcVjTuECgYEAtXexyzTNERedKN+7P3AM5KqLt0Z1RBSbVkME

    ogBTaoy+Wozh++IlGx5qjRbguhbLB3TFRiZdTuZ0pv18ZUJXyVhHpLqkcKLpk5IB
    zvnWGIjM61KNIsSFRFZjTT+WExSBxnFqZd/Mr1wBYakGIqvAGddqj8kw3Jcd/Z9u

    jV7eQXkCgYBtHjrtcpUzSIAJw/Xhj3VCHYWYM8CvizJmnqO+/LkWkKvC6gkbFEZx

    Ogx+CPI/iSIbLfQfryEMryqjEdurOcQmdXswrJ7zL0JzWA2YZl4ne8Tp9aO2vsxX

    mvDkaN0qyKfwEMWOSrTXqplYMWz6wI7yUmTec/pEfidYPp5+ktBobg==

    -----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

    copy this file and save it in desktop name "shyam.pem"

    now using git

    ssh -i "shyam.pem" shyam@ipaddress

    you are able to conect now.

    troubleshoot:
    $ ssh -i "shyam.pem" shyam@13.233.161.96

    shyam@13.233.161.96: Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic).

    login using ec2-user and sudo su

    vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
    #PasswordAuthentication yes

    uncomment and restart the sshd service


    [root@ip-10-50-1-135 ec2-user]# service sshd reload
    Redirecting to /bin/systemctl reload sshd.service
    [root@ip-10-50-1-135 ec2-user]# client_loop: send disconnect: Connection reset by peer

    try again you are able to login.

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