Using SSH to Access APOD/SOD

If your license does not include access to Console or Shares, you must SSH into the instance. If your APOD/SOD license includes access to Console or Shares, log into APOD/SOD through the web browser. For more information on logging in through the web browser, see Logging In.
Important: SSH password authentication is disabled. You must use SSH keys to connect if you plan to use SSH users to connect through the command line.
Run the ssh command, providing the location of your .pem private key, port 33001, and the user ec2-user.
# ssh -i /dir/yourkey.pem -p 33001 ec2-user@instance_ip_address
Note: Your private key (.pem file) needs to have correct permissions. If you just downloaded the key from Amazon Web Service, it most likely does not have correct permissions. If you get an error message about the key permissions when trying to SSH, change the permissions as follows:
# chmod 600 yourkey.pem
After logging in for the first time, make sure you update your entitlment key to access APOD/SOD features. For more information, see Updating the Entitlement Key Using the Terminal