~ ➜ cat /root/.ssh/nautilus_vm_key.pub
ssh-rsa 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 root@azure-client
~ ➜ az network public-ip show
–resource-group kml_rg_main-daafeb8f524b461d
–name nautilus-pip
–query ipAddress
–output tsv
20.84.220.172
~ ➜ ssh -i /root/.ssh/nautilus_vm_key [email protected]
The authenticity of host ‘20.84.220.172 (20.84.220.172)’ can’t be established.
ECDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:GObUr0RUbt9PBouhEbg01rKgImTOKGjXzx9ofPleqtc.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no/[fingerprint])? yes
Warning: Permanently added ‘20.84.220.172’ (ECDSA) to the list of known hosts.
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