Closed KingdomOfEnds closed 5 years ago
@KingdomOfEnds Thanks for the feedback! We are currently investigating and will update you shortly.
@rezasherafat is this known issue? Would you need me to go through the tutorial and check if I can repro it? Thanks.
@KingdomOfEnds please reach out to @rezasherafat directly by email and post back the solution for this issue. Thanks!
@KingdomOfEnds, I think the easiest way to setup SSH server is to deploy an Ubuntu VM in Azure.
If you want to use this Windows extension however, do first check that you can ssh to the machine directly (without device streams) just as a sanity check.
Thanks @rezasherafat - I've tested this via the great Ubuntu VM service in Azure. I was able to connect through SSH but still encountered the critical exception in .NET. I appreciate your feedback!
@KingdomOfEnds, can you copy paste the full exception here? your window is partially blocking it in the screenshot.
@rezasherafat - Sure, my apologies about that. I've also removed the instances so any configuration details displayed are not in use:
@KingdomOfEnds , please make sure your hub is in Central US region!
Hi @rezasherafat - Thank you! I appreciate the suggestion. My team has decided to shift current priorities for MS Learn. We look forward to General Availability and some of the new features you plan on implementing. Cheers!
Hi! Great article - was able to make it through most but ran into an issue today.
I went through and set up a Linux Subsystem to have an SSH server to connect to using the following commands:
Can you please let me know what I did wrong? The Device Simulator crashed. Thanks!
PS - I've also removed my IoT Hub and devices used in the pictures above.
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