Problem with spacebridge

Connectivity LTE Cat-M1 & NB-IoT
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I follow this guide:

"support. hologram. io/ hc/ en-us/articles /360045634694-Establish-a-secure-Spacebridge-tunnel-to-a-device-using-ssh*

and I first had to figure out how to do RESTFUL POSTS to delete all my bad keys. (Why does this part have to be so freeking COMPLICATED???). Not everone is a master REST programmer and speaks JSON instead of english.

… but I got through that.

I then followed the instructions above then had to delete all the other keys in my .hologram folder.

Then I was successful with:

bash ssh-keygen -f spacebridge. key -b 4096

and

PUBKEY=$(cat spacebridge .key.pub); curl -X POST -H “Content-Type: application/json” -d “{"public_key":"$PUBKEY"}” “https:/ / dashboard.h ologram .io /api/1 /tunnelkeys?apikey=~APIKEY~”

and:

bash ssh -p 999 -L 5000:link10311:22 -N -i spacebridge.key [htunnel @ tunnel. hologram .io](mailto:htunnel @ tunnel. hologram. io)

and it ask me to authenticate with the passcode I had used to create my key. That was all fine.
gives me my fingerprint and then does nothing…

HINT HERE: please tell the user in the CLI that the tunnel is established and open.

So, I open up another terminal window and do the whole “ssh pi @ 127 . 0.0.1 -p 5000”

and I get a “kex_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer”. from the PI and I cannot go any further.

this is the result of about 30 hours of studying and work from two people and very frustrating!

2

At this point, it’s probably an issue with your cellular connection on the pi. Do you have a PPP session open on there? (If you’re using a Nova you can do sudo hologram network connect to do that)
If PPP is up, make sure there is a route for the cellular connection. You can post the output of the route command here

3

Thank You! It works!

Is there clear documentation that outlines all of this, step by step?