I'm experiencing a strange result in using an Ubuntu AMI on EC2 that doesn't occur when using an Amazon Linux AMI. Your thoughts would be appreciated!
When I create a new instance of ebs/ubuntu-images/ubuntu-natty-11.04-amd64-server-20110426 (ami-1aad5273), I pick an existing keypair. When the new instance starts up and I attempt to connect (using Putty), I get an error saying "Server refused our key". When I read the server log, I can see new RSA and DSA keys are being generated. It appears the instance isn't using my existing key pair. However if I spin up a new instance of the Amazon Linux AMI and follow the exact same procedure, I am able to connect using the existing key pair. Is there a difference between how SSH credentials are managed for Ubuntu and Amazon AMI's? Or maybe I'm doing something wrong. Regards -- Chris
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