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I solved it by using an incognito window, which is similar to the previous answer of deleting cookies. AWS has a lot of issues where you can't even access Lightsail at times due to cookies. So just make sure you delete all cookies or try an incognito window.
yes I got the same problem too , did u fixed the problem? or the problem still there?
It's happened to me. Is there an answer?
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If you are not able to ssh from the SSH Client you can try from the browser,.
I am only using the browser within Lightsail.
In fact, the problem is account wide. None of my other instances let me connect, and I even tried to create a brand new instance with no data, and even after creating that I couldn't connect.
I think this is an actual Lightsail issue. I've tried different new instances in different regions with different OS or control panels, and I cannot SSH to any of them using the Lightssail connect interface. How do I get Lightsail/Amazon to look at it?
I cannot connect my instance too. SSH client within Lightsail. There is no response with "Connecting to your instance".
In my case, I was able to connect by deleting Cookies (Chrome).
I don't know the cause, but when I couldn't connect, I was getting the following Websocket error in the console log.
WebSocket connection to 'wss://connect-ap-northeast-1.lightsail.aws.amazon.com/ls/websocket-tunnel?~~~~~~~' failed:
connect @ bundle_vendors.e57657528586c6d4cd3d.js:2
Does anybody know where the answer can be found? As a newbie I'm confused. Please help.
Please open your lightsail console with browser traceless mode.
Same here. I connected to Lightsail and for about 5 or 6 hours later I cannot access it. I use terminal.
I have to stop the instance and start it again. However, this will change the ip address and this is not a solution.
Finally Figured out the issue, by creating another instance & was trying to replicate my issue that is: "ssh: connect to host x.x.x.x port 22: Operation timed out". on my lightsail instance.
Why I am unable to connect to the instance via SSH is that I did turn on the UFW in my ubuntu instance by typing sudo ufw enable
, that is the main mistake I made, after doing this when I tried to connect my instance again via same steps, I was unable to connect.
The solution is, whenever we turn on the ufw, we must allow ufw with port 22, by running the command sudo ufw allow 22
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I used the browser 'Opera'. Their built in VPN solved my problem after many hours of searching.