What is the DELL machine you installed balenaOS on? It would be nice to know in case it’s a device-type we don’t support atm.
Also as a side note: you won’t be able to access the HostOS with the CLI; you’ll only be able to ssh into the application container(s), which don’t relate to the key added in the dashboard.
regarding : “”"" You won’t be able to access the HostOS with the CLI; you’ll only be able to ssh into the application container(s), which don’t relate to the key added in the dashboard""""
Sorry I was mixing things up: you can indeed log into the HostOS as well by using the -s flag as shown here in the docs, which was also why I asked how you’re trying to connect to the device in the first place, so my bad for creating confusion there.
I would still like to know though in order to properly dig into the issue:
How you’re connecting to the device
What is the DELL machine you’ve installed balenaOS on
I am connecting through Ubuntu 18.04 running on VirtualBox and also through PuTTy on Windows…I created ssh-key from the two machines and added them to SSH-KEYS section in preferences on dashboard.
Sorry to hear you’re still having issues. Could you please post the full CLI you’re using to attempt to SSH into the device? Also, could you do this by prepending the command line with DEBUG=1 (eg. so your command looks something like DEBUG=1 balena ssh…). Additionally, it might help to have the full dashboard URL for the device in question.
This might be able to help us track down what is occurring, especially as you can SSH in via the dashboard. It sounds potentially like there’s an issue with authentication post-login via balena-cli.