I created a kvm zone with ubuntu.   I did not add the ssh key to the original 
son. I am trying to do an update.

Using this page:   
https://wiki.smartos.org/display/DOC/How+to+create+a+KVM+VM+%28+Hypervisor+virtualized+machine+%29+in+SmartOS

I made a file like this

{
"customer_metadata": {
    "root_authorized_keys”: "ssh-rsa 
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEA8aQRt2JAgq6jpQOT5nukO8gI0Vst+EmBtwBz6gnRjQ4Jw8pERLlMAsa7jxmr5yzRA7Ji8M/kxGLbMHJnINdw/TBP1mCBJ49TjDpobzztGO9icro3337oyvXo5unyPTXIv5pal4hfvl6oZrMW9ghjG3MbIFphAUztzqx8BdwCG31BHUWNBdefRgP7TykD+KyhKrBEa427kAi8VpHU0+M9VBd212mhh8Dcqurq1kC/jLtf6VZDO8tu+XalWAIJcMxN3F3002nFmMLj5qi9EwgRzicndJ3U4PtZrD43GocxlT9M5XKcIXO/rYG4zfrnzXbLKEfabctxPMezGK7iwaOY7w==
 wooyay@houpla"
  }
}


Obviously using my own SSH public key.

When I run a validate on it I get this:

# vmadm validate update kvm -f my-server.ssh-key.json 
{
  "bad_values": [],
  "bad_properties": [
    "customer_metadata"
  ],
  "missing_properties": []
}
# 


What do I need to do to be able to add my SSH key to this server so I can log 
in and do things with it?

----

Related to this same kvm vm:

I am on a public network only (rented machine at hosting facility) and don’t 
want the VNC active as it is not protected, according to the page I listed 
above.   Is there a way to totally turn off the VNC access?

Is there a way to do something like 

% vmadm console <UUID>

to be able to get a plane terminal text console access to the kvm vm?


Thanks
Chad


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