ansible_ssh_common_args <= plural, you are missing an 's'
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Hi,
cat /etc/ansible/hosts | grep dummy | grep ssh
dummy ansible_host=10.xx.xx.xxansible_ssh_common_arg="-o
HostKeyAlgorithms=+ssh-dss"
when i try to execute against this host, I get this error.
ansible-playbook pre-prod_yaml_reconfig_12Mar2021.yml -
Using
Ansible is an automation tool that uses SSH as its transport.
Before automating things, make sure you can manually connect to the
device using SSH:
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/connection_details.html
Fixing SSH problems is not in scope for this list, but in this case
the
Hi All
I am facing ssh connection issues with my network switch, need help to
establish ssh connection
root@VPC260:/etc/ansible# ssh 10.25.200.1
Unable to negotiate with 10.25.200.1 port 22: no matching key exchange
method found. Their offer:
Is there any particular reason you have to ssh to localhost? Ansible will
work fine if you specify connection=local in inventory.
In this case it does look like you're missing the private key (or at least
ansible can't find it). Make sure you can
ssh ansible@127.0.0.1
before you run ansible.
I've been told by a DevOps guru that Ansible needs to communicate over SSH
with the localhost, on the server side of course.
Ok. so I've added the account to the sudoers configurtion so that
it may authenticate without a password during runtime.
Now, when I try to SSH to localhost it fails
Hello,
I have been using ansible AWS instance on a CentOs machine for a couple of
days now. However on logging in now I get this error. The machine is
running fine, and I need to retrieve data from it. Any suggestions ? Thanks.
Prasad
prasad@prasad-Lenovo-IdeaPad-S510p:~/aws-connect-keys$
Hi,
I have posted a question in stack overflow and here is the link to my
question, Kindly go through it and help me.
http://stackoverflow.com/q/41426397/7296189?sem=2
Thanks and Regards,
Chethan Aravind
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