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I am trying to setup Cloud9 for an existing EC2 instance:

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it gives me a public ssh key to use, but if I put that public SSH key in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys I still can't connect, it says:

AWS Cloud9 couldn't connect to SSH server ubuntu@ec2-xx-8-xxx-98.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com.

But I know ssh is available as I can ssh in manually using this command:

ssh -Y ubuntu@ec2-xx-8-xxx-98.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com -i ~/my_pem_files/test.pem

so is there a way to ssh in with pem files or just the public ssh key?

karel
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Alexander Mills
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Just allow the IP ranges(that Cloud9 uses to talk to your EC2 instance) in the security group of your instance. It is as simple as that. Here is the link to the official documentation.

Alok Patwal
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