linux - Cloudera Manager Failed to authenticate : Exhausted available authentication methods -

I am currently trying to figure out how I can install and configure Claudera before installing it.

Installed in Virtualbox, Ubuntu 14.04, Claudera Manager. I would not want to try it on a pseudo-single node (only my computer: a cluster).

I manage to finish the installation. After that to specify the host for your CDH cluster installation; LocalHost 127.0.0.1

My problem is "Provide SSH login credentials". Step

To install Claudera packages, your hosts need root access. This installer will connect to your host via SSH and enter the route as the root directly or pass the password-less Pudo / Perennial privilege as another user will enter the root form. Login to all Hosts: Route

You can join the password or public-key authentication for the selected user above. Authentication method: All hosts accept the same password - Enter password: ********* - SSH port: 22

Then continue button moves to

The installation failed on all hosts. Installation failed Failed to authenticate.

"Tired available authentication methods"

I tried to reset the root password, did not change. I tried to use another user, whose permissions are password (I'm not sure I did it right .. but did not work) I tried to use public key SSH with this tutorial

  ssh-keygen -t rsa - P "cat ~ / .ssh /id_rsa.pub>> ~ / .ssh / authorized_keys  

but i id_rsa.pub Can not browse the path ... because Claudera manager is not allowed to accept /.ssh: (

I think I have not fully understood this step, but There is no tutorial for passing this. Is there any solution to configure it?

Thanks for any advice.

I had a similar problem and many of the research in the Internet I have been able to fix the problem. To fix this.

sudo nano / etc / ssh / sshd_config

Now file PermitRootLogin without password and change this with

PermitRootLogin

Restart the ssh service now

< P> sudo service ssh restart

Try installation again and it should work. Note if this works and news spreads.