Passphrase required in this AWS-Cisco test drive

[news2010a]

Hello, I am following the instructions to logon onto the Cisco CSR1000v as outlined in the document below.

Following the step 2, page 6:

 https://cisco.orbitera.com/c2m/customer/testDrives/index?PHPSESSID=hlgjpmrhlsmp9hefpbq9bnb727

I attempt to connect to the router, but I am being asked a passphrase. I don't see any passphrase given in the document.

Anyone can indicate where I can get this passphrase?

Connection closed by 52.34.74.81
ubuntu@ubuntu-virtual-machine:/tmp$ ssh -i CSRRouterKey.pem ec2-user@52.34.74.81

Enter passphrase for key 'CSRRouterKey.pem':

Step 2  Open your SSH client (for example, Putty on Windows or Terminal on Macintosh) to access the CSR 1000V console. Type: ssh –i <keypair filename path>ec2-user@<CSR1 public IP address>

Username-ec2-user

CSR1 public IP address- a copy of the IP address is sent to your email.

Note: If you are using Mac or Linux, you may need to change the key pair file permissions by typing "chmod 600 CSRRouterKey.pem"

[Philip D'Ath · Accepted solution]

Are you using your Amazon key pair that you downloaded from the Amazon EC2 console?  If you are if you should not be asking you for a passphrase.  It sounds like you might be using a different key pair.

[news2010a]

Correct. It seems some garbage character got on the way when I pasted the key. Once I pointed the downloaded file directly, no passphrase was required. Thanks.