How to Fix Warning Remote Host Identification Has Changed

Learn how to fix the SSH warning Remote Host Identification Has Changed when trying to login to a server with the ssh-keygen command.

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[palexvideos]

Tech support couldn't solve this for me. Your four minute video did the job. Thanks so much!!

[t-macosaurus]

three years old but still so relevant thank you saved me!

[legendarysideburns]

Thanks for the videos, they've been very helpful on my pi project. They're concise while still having enough detail, and its not covered in obnoxious graphics and music. 👍

[joebalingit]

Thanks for sharing. I've been looking anywhere for tutorials but haven't resolved my issue until I found this video.

[christopherlarime]

What a great concise video. I am not a tech guy and this was easy to follow. Needed it while trying to configure my second Raspberry pi.
Thanks again!!

[gameworn]

Tony: If you say something is easy, then don't miss ay steps. 1st.What program are you running that shows all that text. 2nd. What is Vim? Maybe explain what is is and where to get it. You have to start from the beginning, not somewhere in the middle. Where did that file first file come from? I could not follow what you were doing. I am a tech guy and to teach what you showed in 3+ minutes would take closer to 10. If you said "this would be easy if you were well versed in many program installations, " I would then have to agree with you. The term 'easy', is thrown around way too often these days and it drives me nuts. However; you probably won't hear it in any class room .Other than that, your video is in focus, your audio level is fine and you speak clearly. Your screen shots are well centered and your lighting is great. Your use of picture in picture is a great addition to your video. I'm glad I didn't have to listen to annoying music throughout your presentation. A very well produced video.

[lilecko]

Thank you very much I was stuck for so long!

[AndyDeiu]

For windows didn’t work however same comand without the “ vim “ works !
Thanks for the tutorial 😅

[sulfwind]

I have a question please help me quickly, im using windows so is it the same ?
Should i write" vim ~/.ssh ... " line?
Also i do not have ~ sign in my computers keyboard how can i do that?

[Duympje]

thank you so so much. I've been working on this problem for about 3 hours and you helped me with a 3 minute long video. thank you

[robertoenrique]

Certanly, the second option erased the error message, but now, My password its nt working to make ssh login.

[GeorgeBakalovPRO]

Didn't solve the problem for me. Still getting "Permission denied, please try again" even though I did the above and am using the correct user and password

[omarcruz]

Thanks a lot Sir !!
Very good job, you go straight to the point. Bravo !!
I click on the like button 👍

[ChadLower]

Tony Saved my day!! Now I can get my Ras Pi working

[alex-vjwm]

Thank you. I found your video very helpful.

[DevilVenom]

i have a question - i did everything like in the video but in the end when i entered my password i got "persmission denied" how do i fix that ?

[pilee]

thank you. the first method worked for me

[QuanMa]

Thanks for showing and explaining both solutions. Appreciate it!

[DHRUV-fthv]

Thankyou very much buddy
its really works

[kevinsteptoe]

Thank yuo Tony - clear and complete explanation. Straight there...