After creating the vm with vagrant up, vagrant ssh should bring you into
the vm.
However, if you’d like to use the default OpenSSH client shipped with Windows,
you may encounter Permission denied error. This is not caused by an incorrect
private key, but rather a file access permission that is too open (you may
check this by passing -vvv when calling ssh).
To address this issue, simply navigate to .vagrant/machines/<vm name>/<provider>/private_key,
and remove role “Everyone” from Properties > Security > Group or User Name (
属性 > 安全 > 组或用户名). Now your default SSH client (and therefore VS Code
Remote-SSH) will work!
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