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Mac OS & Linux Users: Connecting to your EC2 Instance
Mac OS & Linux Users, connecting to your Amazon EC2 instance at the command line is pretty easy.
Operating System Windows 10/8.1/8/7/XP, Mac OS 10.9-10.14 Item Weight 0.64 ounces Product Dimensions 2.28 x 0.71 x 6.83 inches Item Dimensions LxWxH 2.28 x 0.71 x 6.83 inches Manufacturer TP-Link ASIN B07P5PRK7J Date First Available March 25, 2019. Connecting to an AWS EC2 Instance – Mac OS X Includes moving files into and out of an EC2 Instance When you have created and launched an AWS Linux EC2 instance, you need to be able to connect to it from your computer using the SSH protocol. This will use the Mac Terminal window command line Overview of the steps in this recipe: A.
1. Open a Terminal:
MAC Users: Terminal is under: Applications --> UtilitiesLinux Users: Press Ctrl + Alt + t
You will need to know the location of your key pair you created when you launched your instance. Usually this will be in your 'Downloads' folder, but you may want to move it elsewhere.
You will need to know what your Public DNS is for your EC2 Instance.
2. Enter the following command into the terminal:
3. Enter the following command into the terminal:
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SUCCESS! You have now logged into your computer in the cloud!
4. After the first login
After the first login to the EC2, you do not need to repeat the chmod to change permissions for the key.Every time you start an previously-stopped EC2 instance, there will be a new Public DNS. To connect to the EC2 after the first login, copy and paste that new Public DNS into 'UNIQUE SET OF NUMBERS', open terminal, and paste:
5. Transferring files to the EC2
QP has made some great tutorials on how to transfer materials; they are available here.
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