I know that I can use the “ubuntu” user to SSH into the deployed Ubuntu. So … And that I can’t get a password login.
To SSH connect using “cloud-user” after I deploy the Rocky 8.10 custom image, I run the “ssh-keygen” command as a regular user with MAAS installed, and in the curtin_userdata_custom file I add the public key (id _rsa.pub) and also pasted the contents of the public key from the WebUI.
Would you say that I am already ready to log in to my deployed Ubuntu 22.04 LTS as an ubuntu user?
So am I correct in assuming that my server is already ready?
I had set it up to operate on a closed network, so I created a local mirror for the Ubuntu 20 image deployment, uploaded it with Apache2 and set the Proxy setting to External, but changed the Proxy setting back to “MAAS built-in”, Downloaded Ubuntu 22.04 LTS image.
Can I then use PXE Boot → Commissioning → Deploy → ubuntu user to connect via SSH?
We do operate on a closed network, but we are online when deploying the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS image.
Since we can connect to the Internet, we do not need a local mirror of Ubuntu 20, and I believe it is appropriate to change the Proxy settings that were directed to the MAAS server back to “MAAS built-in”.
First, I noticed that I could not select and download Ubuntu 22.04 LTS from the WebUI without reverting the Proxy settings back to “MAAS built-in”.