Linux computer to Linux instance

For more information about the friendly bastion names, see DNS bastions.

In order to connect to the Linux instance, you must first connect to an SSH bastion.

1. Open a shell window and enter:

   ssh Domain_FQDN\\Username@SSH_bastion_name 
       or SSH_bastion_IP

   Which would look like this if your Domain_FQDN is "corp.domain.com", your account number is "123456789123", Your_Domain is "amazonaws.com", you choose bastion "4", and your user name is "JoeSmith":

   ssh corp.domain.com\\JoeSmith sshbastion4.A123456789123.amazonaws.com

2. Log in with your corporate Active Directory credentials.

3. When presented with a Bash prompt, SSH in to the instance, and then enter:

   ssh Domain_FQDN\\Username@Instance_IP

   Or, you can use the Login flag (-l):

   ssh -l Domain_FQDN\\Username@Instance_IP

For more information about the friendly bastion names, see DNS bastions.

In order to connect to the Linux instance, you must first connect to an SSH bastion.

1. Open a shell window and enter:

   ssh DOMAIN_FQDN\\USERNAME@SSH_BASTION_name 
       or SSH_BASTION_IP

   Which would look like this if your account number is 123456789123, you choose bastion 4, and your user name is JoeSmith:

   ssh corp.domain.com\\JoeSmith sshbastion1.A123456789123.amazonaws.com

2. Log in with your corporate Active Directory credentials.

3. When presented with a Bash prompt, SSH in to the instance, and then enter:

   ssh DOMAIN_FQDN\\USERNAME@INSTANCE_IP

   Or, you can use the Login flag (-l):

   ssh -l DOMAIN_FQDN\\USERNAME@INSTANCE_IP