I am having issues connecting via SSH using Visual Profiler to the remote system on which my Tegra GPU is located.
I have followed the steps in the Visual Profiler guide for setting up a remote connection
There is no way to tell Visual Profiler’s ssh client to use a private key, which might be the issue. I have set up an .ssh/config file on my machine which could be an alternative solution (I’ve tested this and it works fine), but it doesn’t seem there is an option for Visual Profiler to use this .ssh/config file.
Toolkit version (you can run command > “/usr/local/cuda/bin/nvcc --version”)
Host OS/platform
Target OS/platform
Are you getting error/warning while connecting to target?
Can you send log file /home/<user_name>/nvvp_workspace/.metadata/.log
I too have a similar issue. I have a remote system running the GPU to which I am trying to connect via SSH with a public-private key using Visual Profiler.
NVVP Version: 10.0.130
Host OS: Ubuntu 18.04
Target OS: Ubuntu 18.04
Are you getting error/warning while connecting to target? There is no option to connect using public-private key. The SSH via username password is disabled.