I have already started Vagrant in Vagrant up at the terminal.
After that, you cannot log in with the Vagrant ssh command.
Specifically
appletoma:centos7toma$vagrantssh
appletoma —centos7toma$
does not switch to local@host.
I looked it up myself and found out that This link
ssh-i Key Path -p Host Side Port Guest Side Username @ Guest Side ip Address
There is a possibility that you can enter it with the command, but this
Key Path - p Host Side Port Guest Side Username @ Guest Side ip Address
I don't know how to verify .
Which part of my PC (MAC) should I check?
Addition (tried the linked command, but it didn't change)
appletoma:centos7toma$ssh-i/Users/toma/MyVagrant/.vagrant/machine/default/virtualbox/[email protected]
kex_exchange_identification:read:Connection reset by peer
appletoma —centos7toma$
From comments to yukihane,
Changed the IP address after bootup.Do you mean you used vagrant ssh without restarting the process?
Then vagrant ssh will not work (because the expected destination will no longer be listening to ssh).
These types of tools include vagrant and so-called provisioning tools. Items that the tool can set are left to the tool side.On the other hand, I think it is a promise not to log in to the operating system and change it.If you want to change the IP address, it's a rule to define it in a Vagrant file.
Also, regarding the link, the port number is specified in the command you are using.This will be a different value for each environment (each definition of the vagrant file), so I don't think it will work as a copy.
Normally, you can output it with the vagrant ssh-config
command.
For example, the output should look like this:Try associating it with the Japanese name described in the link:
Host default
HostName 127.0.0.1< - Guest-side ip address
User vagrant < - Guest-side username
Port 2222< - Host side port
UserKnownHostsFile/dev/null
StrictHostKeyChecking no
PasswordAuthentication no
IdentityFile /.../.vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/private_key< - Key Path
IdentityOnly yes
LogLevel FATAL
However, (There is not much information in the questionnaire, so there is no confirmation.)appears to be different from the linked event.
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