Introduction to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Reviews
33210 reviews
Chris D. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
Brandon H. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
Brandon H. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
I was successfully able to launch AWS Linux Server, but when I tried to connect server via putty and with PPK file I'm getting 'connection not established' message.
Sai Vikas Reddy K. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
时间不够,差评
xiangyu w. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
Bable K. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
Patrick G. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
Kadar M. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
Good lab, but the Linux connection prompted for a log in username, and I was unsure what that would be.
Yas I. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
i cant get connected to my ec2 instance from windows
Jeffrey L. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
Some of the PUTTY walkthrough could be made a little more clear.
Christopher K. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
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Pharos A. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
ok!
Helena S. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
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Dexter C. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
Monica J. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
I was able to successfully create and start an E2C instance, however I was not able to ssh to it using the public key PEM file that was provided during startup. Here is the output: joe@joes-laptop:~/Downloads$ ssh -i /home/joe/Downloads/ecs2.pem ecs-user@ec2-54-245-186-54.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com Permission denied (publickey).
Joe E. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
Madan M. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
At the end of the session, I was asked for a username/password even after providing the private key file
Bharat G. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
it was fine.
keith b. · Reviewed over 8 years ago
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