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You created an Oracle Linux compute Instance through the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) management console then immediately realize you add an SSH key file. You notice that OCI compute service provides instance console connections that supports adding SSH keys for a running Instance. Hence, you created the console connection for your Linux server and activated it using the connection string provided. However, now you get' prompted for a username and password to login.
What option should you recommend to add the SSH key to your running Instance, while minimizing the administrative overhead?
What option should you recommend to add the SSH key to your running Instance, while minimizing the administrative overhead?
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Correct answer is C. Receiving login and password prompt is the first step. After that, you need to boot instance in maintenance mode to edit the config and add ssh key.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21t7uole9Yc
https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Compute/References/serialconsole.htm#four
correct answer is C, every time you boot into serial console it ask for user / pass and you have to reboot and edit last line of boot entry. this is in official oracle documentation..
without -i it would just not even connect and say key refused, but it makes it past that step