Permission denied (publickey).

Hoi Bastiaan and welcome to the UTM Community!

Please paste here what you see at the command line beginning with "NOTE: If not explicitly..."

Cheers - Bob

NOTE: If not explicitly approved by Sophos support, any modifications
done by root will void your support.

<M> fwname:/root #

OK, so my request was only clear to me - hah!

I wanted to see what result you got from ha_utils ssh and trying to login to the slave.

Cheers - Bob

Connecting to slave 198.19.250.2
Permission denied (publickey).

You can't get to the Slave with a public key.  You have to login there with the loginuser password.  I've never seen this response, so I don't know what you did to get it - was that right after doing ha_utils ssh as root on the Master?

Cheers - Bob

It has the same error when logging in with loginuser and the su

Bad luck, Bastiaan!  You will definitely want to get a ticket open with Sophos Support.  Please let us know what they did to avoid you having to re-image and restore a backup.

Cheers - Bob

Same problem here, need it to stop Updates.

Would be happy if you could share a solution.

Same problem here, need it to stop Updates.

Would be happy if you could share a solution.

Hi I thought i posted the solution but apparently not.

I have connected a console cable to the slave and when i entered it, one of my disks were full. After removing a few old update files i could enter the slave with ha_utils ssh.

I have contacted Sophos support and they said we need to break HA, reimage and directly move to the latest version, then add it back to HA. Then reimage the other device and do the same.

Bastiaan, note that a Master cannot sync to a Slave on a higher version.  I would prefer to set the Firmware Download Interval to "Manual" and apply Up2Dates in small groups on the Master so you can retain logs and Reporting.  When you're done with the following, you can re-connect the re-imaged Slave and enable HA.  For instance, if you're on 9.413:

cd /var/up2date/sys
rm the 9.509 Up2Dates and newer
/sbin/auisys.plx --showdesc

Wait 10 minutes after the auisys command starts and then install in WebAdmin.  When that's done, do the following at the command line:

cd /var/up2date/sys
wget --no-check-certificate ftp.astaro.com/.../u2d-sys-9.508010-509003.tgz.gpg
wget --no-check-certificate ftp.astaro.com/.../u2d-sys-9.509003-510005.tgz.gpg
wget --no-check-certificate ftp.astaro.com/.../u2d-sys-9.510005-605001.tgz.gpg
wget --no-check-certificate ftp.astaro.com/.../u2d-sys-9.605001-606001.tgz.gpg
wget --no-check-certificate ftp.astaro.com/.../u2d-sys-9.606001-702001.tgz.gpg
wget --no-check-certificate ftp.astaro.com/.../u2d-sys-9.702001-703003.tgz.gpg
wget --no-check-certificate ftp.astaro.com/.../u2d-sys-9.703003-704002.tgz.gpg
wget --no-check-certificate ftp.astaro.com/.../u2d-sys-9.704002-705003.tgz.gpg
/sbin/auisys.plx --showdesc

Wait 10 minutes after the auisys command starts and then install in WebAdmin. You are now at 9.705.

Any luck with that?

Cheers - Bob