I am not certain if this is the correct forum to post this message but i am trying to implement the end-to-end scenario of creating a secure tunnel using this localproxy sample.
I have built and deployed the localproxy binary to both an ubuntu VM (as the source) and a raspberry pi (as the destination). Both start-up and connect to the tunnel created in AWS with the corresponding tokens.
When i try to SSH (by connecting to the localhost and the port specified for the localproxy on the ubuntu VM e.g. ssh pi@localhost -p 5555) i keep getting a permission denied when typing the password field in. I have confirmed i am using the correct password but i am unable to SSH into the remote device (I believe the ECDSA fingerprint is correct as well).
I managed to figure out the issue, you need to create a public/private key pair when creating the tunnel over the internet, it doesn't work with password only.
I am not certain if this is the correct forum to post this message but i am trying to implement the end-to-end scenario of creating a secure tunnel using this localproxy sample.
I have built and deployed the localproxy binary to both an ubuntu VM (as the source) and a raspberry pi (as the destination). Both start-up and connect to the tunnel created in AWS with the corresponding tokens.
When i try to SSH (by connecting to the localhost and the port specified for the localproxy on the ubuntu VM e.g. ssh pi@localhost -p 5555) i keep getting a permission denied when typing the password field in. I have confirmed i am using the correct password but i am unable to SSH into the remote device (I believe the ECDSA fingerprint is correct as well).
Any idea?