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"amplxe-runss -V“ is OK, but i can't use the remote linux(ssh).

xulei_ict
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When i try to use vtune  profiler on my win11 PC to connect  a remote linux server. 

The "where" window give me a error:

  • Please, check that the command '/opt/intel/oneapi/vtune/latest/bin64/amplxe-runss -V' is run successfully on the target.
  • VTune cannot detect remote machine configuration.

When i run the command in my linux server, it seems everything is OK:

 

 /opt/intel/oneapi/vtune/latest/bin64/amplxe-runss -V
Intel(R) VTune(TM) Profiler 2022.3.0 (build 624050) Data Collector
Copyright (C) 2009 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.

 

I have no idea what went wrong and any way to check will be helpful for me.

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AlekhyaV_Intel
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Hi,

 

Thank you for posting in Intel Communities. We could reproduce your issue. It seems like you're trying to access the Linux server via some port. We have two workarounds for your issue. Please find them below:

VTune GUI: 

Use this command in the "SSH Destination" field: 

 

username@<IP address/Hostname> [-p port]

 

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VTune CLI: Use the below commands:

 

vtune -target-system ssh:root@<ip_address or hostname>[:8080] -target-install-dir=/tmp/vtune_profiler -collect hotspots

[OR]

vtune -target-system ssh:root@<ip_address or hostname> -target-port 8080 -target-install-dir=/tmp/vtune_profiler -collect hotspots

 

If this resolves your issue, please make sure to accept this as a solution as it helps others with similar issue.

 

Regards,

Alekhya

 

 

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AlekhyaV_Intel
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Hi,

 

Thank you for posting in Intel Communities. We could reproduce your issue. It seems like you're trying to access the Linux server via some port. We have two workarounds for your issue. Please find them below:

VTune GUI: 

Use this command in the "SSH Destination" field: 

 

username@<IP address/Hostname> [-p port]

 

MicrosoftTeams-image (6).png

 

 

VTune CLI: Use the below commands:

 

vtune -target-system ssh:root@<ip_address or hostname>[:8080] -target-install-dir=/tmp/vtune_profiler -collect hotspots

[OR]

vtune -target-system ssh:root@<ip_address or hostname> -target-port 8080 -target-install-dir=/tmp/vtune_profiler -collect hotspots

 

If this resolves your issue, please make sure to accept this as a solution as it helps others with similar issue.

 

Regards,

Alekhya

 

 

xulei_ict
Beginner
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Thanks a lot!

Although the way to use '[-p port]' in the "ssh destination" field still can't work, I find that the reason is about  "ssh destination" field.

So i use a hostname to avoid filling a port in the "ssh destination" field, which finally works.

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dont_rush
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hello,

It's surprising to know that I come across the very same problem with you apart from my OS being WIN10.I've tried the approach AlekhyaV_Intel provide and cannot work either.So could you please instruct me about your solution more precisely especially considering the 'use a hostname to avoid filling a port in the "ssh destination" field' part.What about your stuff that fill in and the format.

Regards,

DR

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AlekhyaV_Intel
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Hi,


Glad to know that your issue is resolved. Thank you for accepting our solution. If you need any further assistance, please post a new question as this thread will no longer be monitored by Intel.


Regards,

Alekhya


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