RVR-RDBMS-202
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Issue Summary
- The error "Failed to ssh server" with Error Code: RVR-RDBMS-202 in the Rivery platform indicates a failure in establishing an SSH connection required for accessing an RDBMS. This issue can arise due to a variety of connectivity issues, such as incorrect SSH configurations, networking issues, or firewall restrictions that block SSH communication between Rivery and the server.
Action Steps:
- Verify SSH Configuration:
- Ensure that your SSH server is configured to accept connections from Rivery IPs.
- Check that your SSH hostname, username, and private key path are correctly entered in the Rivery SSH configuration settings.
- Network and Firewall Settings:
- Confirm that the firewall rules allow incoming and outgoing connections on the necessary SSH ports, typically port 22.
- Whitelist Rivery’s IP addresses on your firewall to ensure packets from Rivery are not blocked.
- SSH Keys and Authentication:
- Ensure that the public SSH key used by Rivery is correctly added to the
authorized_keys
file on your server。 - Double-check the permissions of the
authorized_keys
file (should be readable and writable only by the user).
- Ensure that the public SSH key used by Rivery is correctly added to the
- Test SSH Connection:
- Use an external SSH client to test the connection from outside your network using the same credentials to confirm that the issue isn't specific to Rivery.
- Verify SSH Configuration:
External References:
- For detailed guidance on setting up an SSH Tunnel using Rivery, refer to the official documentation: Rivery - SSH Tunnel Setup.
- General SSH connection troubleshooting: OpenSSH Manual.
If the issue persists or you need further assistance, please open a ticket with Rivery support.
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