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I have struggle with AWS EC2 ubuntu server ssh connection refuse. After I wrote mount path on /etc/fstab and reboot, I can`t access the instance.

I found your comment at Amazon EC2 - No SSH After Reboot, Connection Refused

Can you help me about this.

Thank you

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Jun Kang
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    Have you tried following the advice in [that post's answer](http://serverfault.com/a/599141/55514) about mounting your root volume as a secondary volume to another instance? You could edit the change out of `/etc/fstab` that way. – MadHatter Nov 05 '14 at 07:01

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If it is an EBS volume backed instance you can detach it from an instance, launch a new instance (in the same availability zone - e.g. if the broken instance is in us-west-1a, the new instance should also be in us-west-1a (not us-west-1b)) and mount it onto another healthy instance and then undo the edit /etc/fstab, or amend any errors you may have made.

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