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| ### 3. Confirm user existence on the server | ||
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| To verify the existence of the end user on the server, run the `id <USERNAME>` command on the server to verify that the end user's username exists. If the username does not exist, you must add the user to the server. | ||
| To verify the existence of the UNIX user on the server, run the `id <USERNAME>` command on the server to verify that the UNIX username exists. If the username does not exist, you must add the user to the server. |
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We should call it UNIX user because people can also SSH in to Windows machines
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although, I guess that would also be another process, so then my recommendation is just to make it clear that these are instructions for a unix server
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| <p>On October 30, 2025, at approximately 3:45 PM UTC, Alice attempted to SSH into 10.116.0.3 (target hostname: prod-db-01) using Access for Infrastructure. The SSH client returned <code>Permission denied (publickey)</code> despite her email being included in the Access policy.</p> |
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The most likely error is "Permission denied (none)"
| ### 3. Confirm user existence on the server | ||
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| To verify the existence of the end user on the server, run the `id <USERNAME>` command on the server to verify that the end user's username exists. If the username does not exist, you must add the user to the server. | ||
| To verify the existence of the UNIX user on the server, run the `id <USERNAME>` command on the server to verify that the UNIX username exists. If the username does not exist, you must add the user to the server. |
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| To verify the existence of the UNIX user on the server, run the `id <USERNAME>` command on the server to verify that the UNIX username exists. If the username does not exist, you must add the user to the server. | |
| To verify the existence of a user on a UNIX server, run the `id <USERNAME>` command on the server to verify that the username exists. If the username does not exist, you must add the user to the server. |
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| <p>On October 30, 2025, at approximately 3:45 PM UTC, Alice attempted to SSH into 10.116.0.3 (target hostname: prod-db-01) using Access for Infrastructure. The SSH client returned <code>Permission denied (publickey)</code> despite her email being included in the Access policy.</p> |
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| <p>On October 30, 2025, at approximately 3:45 PM UTC, Alice attempted to SSH into 10.116.0.3 (target hostname: prod-db-01) using Access for Infrastructure. The SSH client returned <code>Permission denied (publickey)</code> despite her email being included in the Access policy.</p> | |
| <p>On October 30, 2025, at approximately 3:45 PM UTC, Alice attempted to SSH into 10.116.0.3 (target hostname: prod-db-01) using Access for Infrastructure. The SSH client returned <code>Permission denied (none)</code> despite her email being included in the Access policy.</p> |
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