SSH access to vagrant VMs is denied about ovn-kubernetes HOT 20 CLOSED

(I am not an expert in Vagrant.)

What is your base OS? I know that it works on a mac with vagrant 1.8.5. I would check your vagrant version.

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I am on ubuntu 16.04, with vagrant version 1.8.1, maybe it needs the latest, I will update and report back, thanks!

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The fact that vagrant ssh does not work for you makes me believe that something is wrong with the "routes" that vagrant sets up. May be there is some conflict with the IP address that vagrant uses with your host routing table? I would also look at "route -n" to see whether there is conflicts.

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And only do "vagrant up k8s-master" to save on time.

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vagrant is trying to ssh, though local net 127.0.0.1 I would not see any profound conflict.
I also checked my route -n and do not see any 127.0.0.1 conflicts, I will try some other images also, see if they work.

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Also when I try to ssh in the VM, the ubuntu/combination does not work, what is the password?

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Doesn't using "vagrant ssh k8s-master" from the vagrant directory not work (I think it uses SSH keys)? I think using ssh via password is disabled. But let me check to make sure by spinning up a vagrant env.

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May be you are hitting this?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/cloud-images/+bug/1569237

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yes this is probable, however I tried some other images and the ssh never seems to work, it is strange..
I did a tcpdump and they seem to communicate with each other. And on the ubuntu/xenial image it just asks the password.
Shouldn't the ubuntu/ubuntu combination just work?

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Shouldn't the ubuntu/ubuntu combination just work?

No. Nobody apparently knows the password for username "ubuntu". Just to make sure, doesn't "vagrant ssh k8s-master" not work from the vagrant directory?

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No, it just asks for the unknown password, I also tried the bce13c362bdf6d1518510c23, which someone mentions with no luck.
For you the "vagrant ssh k8s-master" does not ask for a password right?

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For you the "vagrant ssh k8s-master" does not ask for a password right?

No. It does not ask for a password. Did you upgrade your vagrant to atleast 1.8.5?

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Yes i upgraded to 1.9.1

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Yes i upgraded to 1.9.1

I don't know whether upgrading the virtualbox too will help. I am trying to see if trusty64 works.

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Ok i somehow, managed to ssh into the VM

1. changed the image to bento/ubuntu-16.04

2. add the ssh_key part to the Vagrantfile

config.ssh.private_key_path = "~/.ssh/id_rsa"
config.ssh.forward_agent = true

3. when you ssh, it again requests a password, with "vagrant" you get in.

However, vagrant up still cannot connect, and so the VM remains emtpy, as it does not execute any script further. And sidenote, although I have told it to use a private key, it still resorts to password method (??)

Would it make sense to run the scripts from inside the VM?

PS: This is with virtualbox 5.1, also upgraded.

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Would it make sense to run the scripts from inside the VM?

It should work.

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Btwn, I am available as "shettyg" in openvswitch IRC channel, if you prefer faster turnarounds.

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Ok good to know, I will ping you from there, I will do a dry run on a Mac tomorrow, and let you know

Thanks for the support!

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Surprisingly, I was able to "vagrant ssh k8s-master" on a Ubuntu 16.04 host with vagrant 1.9.1

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I did a dry run on vagrant windows 10 works like a charm, then tried a fresh install on ubuntu 16.04 and it works!

NOTE: Always run vagrant with sudo (!!!)

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