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AWS Instance Password lost after Login
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As the title suggested I have lost my Linux Instance password.
I have already accessed it via putty and it's ppk key.
but i dont remember the password of system.
Is there any another way to access the system again?
Password Forget
ssh amazon-web-services password putty aws-cli
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Shreeya
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As the title suggested I have lost my Linux Instance password.
I have already accessed it via putty and it's ppk key.
but i dont remember the password of system.
Is there any another way to access the system again?
Password Forget
ssh amazon-web-services password putty aws-cli
asked 3 hours ago
Shreeya
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up vote
1
down vote
favorite
up vote
1
down vote
favorite
As the title suggested I have lost my Linux Instance password.
I have already accessed it via putty and it's ppk key.
but i dont remember the password of system.
Is there any another way to access the system again?
Password Forget
ssh amazon-web-services password putty aws-cli
asked 3 hours ago
Shreeya
64
As the title suggested I have lost my Linux Instance password.
I have already accessed it via putty and it's ppk key.
but i dont remember the password of system.
Is there any another way to access the system again?
Password Forget
ssh amazon-web-services password putty aws-cli
ssh amazon-web-services password putty aws-cli
asked 3 hours ago
Shreeya
64
asked 3 hours ago
Shreeya
64
asked 3 hours ago
Shreeya
64
asked 3 hours ago
Shreeya
64
asked 3 hours ago
Shreeya
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As far as I know, there is no passwords set by default. Important is that you try to login with the correct user.
Depending on which AMI you selected this can vary. ec2-user for AWS Linux, ubuntu for Ubuntu, centos for CentOS.
answered 2 hours ago
hargut
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Actually, it's Linux Instance, and I forget the password as it was set by another person, and I want to recover the password now.
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Your screenshot says "server refused our key". That means you don't have the private key for your instance. I'm not sure there is a password.
You can try something like this to mount the volume then reset the password / create a new key.
answered 52 mins ago
Tim
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If you feel that you cannot get access to system. You can create AMI of your instance, create a volume of that AMI and then create a new instance and mount that volume on new instance and recover the data.
answered 8 mins ago
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3 Answers
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3 Answers
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
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As far as I know, there is no passwords set by default. Important is that you try to login with the correct user.
Depending on which AMI you selected this can vary. ec2-user for AWS Linux, ubuntu for Ubuntu, centos for CentOS.
answered 2 hours ago
hargut
60916
Actually, it's Linux Instance, and I forget the password as it was set by another person, and I want to recover the password now.
– Shreeya
1 hour ago
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up vote
1
down vote
As far as I know, there is no passwords set by default. Important is that you try to login with the correct user.
Depending on which AMI you selected this can vary. ec2-user for AWS Linux, ubuntu for Ubuntu, centos for CentOS.
answered 2 hours ago
hargut
60916
Actually, it's Linux Instance, and I forget the password as it was set by another person, and I want to recover the password now.
– Shreeya
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
As far as I know, there is no passwords set by default. Important is that you try to login with the correct user.
Depending on which AMI you selected this can vary. ec2-user for AWS Linux, ubuntu for Ubuntu, centos for CentOS.
answered 2 hours ago
hargut
60916
As far as I know, there is no passwords set by default. Important is that you try to login with the correct user.
Depending on which AMI you selected this can vary. ec2-user for AWS Linux, ubuntu for Ubuntu, centos for CentOS.
answered 2 hours ago
hargut
60916
answered 2 hours ago
hargut
60916
answered 2 hours ago
hargut
60916
answered 2 hours ago
hargut
60916
60916
Actually, it's Linux Instance, and I forget the password as it was set by another person, and I want to recover the password now.
– Shreeya
1 hour ago
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Actually, it's Linux Instance, and I forget the password as it was set by another person, and I want to recover the password now.
– Shreeya
1 hour ago
Actually, it's Linux Instance, and I forget the password as it was set by another person, and I want to recover the password now.
– Shreeya
1 hour ago
Actually, it's Linux Instance, and I forget the password as it was set by another person, and I want to recover the password now.
– Shreeya
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Your screenshot says "server refused our key". That means you don't have the private key for your instance. I'm not sure there is a password.
You can try something like this to mount the volume then reset the password / create a new key.
answered 52 mins ago
Tim
16.3k31845
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Your screenshot says "server refused our key". That means you don't have the private key for your instance. I'm not sure there is a password.
You can try something like this to mount the volume then reset the password / create a new key.
answered 52 mins ago
Tim
16.3k31845
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Your screenshot says "server refused our key". That means you don't have the private key for your instance. I'm not sure there is a password.
You can try something like this to mount the volume then reset the password / create a new key.
answered 52 mins ago
Tim
16.3k31845
Your screenshot says "server refused our key". That means you don't have the private key for your instance. I'm not sure there is a password.
You can try something like this to mount the volume then reset the password / create a new key.
answered 52 mins ago
Tim
16.3k31845
answered 52 mins ago
Tim
16.3k31845
answered 52 mins ago
Tim
16.3k31845
answered 52 mins ago
Tim
16.3k31845
16.3k31845
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add a comment |Â
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If you feel that you cannot get access to system. You can create AMI of your instance, create a volume of that AMI and then create a new instance and mount that volume on new instance and recover the data.
answered 8 mins ago
Epz
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If you feel that you cannot get access to system. You can create AMI of your instance, create a volume of that AMI and then create a new instance and mount that volume on new instance and recover the data.
answered 8 mins ago
Epz
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If you feel that you cannot get access to system. You can create AMI of your instance, create a volume of that AMI and then create a new instance and mount that volume on new instance and recover the data.
answered 8 mins ago
Epz
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If you feel that you cannot get access to system. You can create AMI of your instance, create a volume of that AMI and then create a new instance and mount that volume on new instance and recover the data.
answered 8 mins ago
Epz
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answered 8 mins ago
Epz
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answered 8 mins ago
Epz
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answered 8 mins ago
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