RVR-SNFS-401

1. Issue Summary

   • The error message "Invalid private key. Error Code: RVR-SNFS-401" indicates a problem with the Snowflake private key authentication during the connection setup in Data Integration. This typically occurs if the private key is not correctly formatted, not the right type, or not properly configured for the authentication method used.

2. Action Steps:

   • Verify Key Format: Ensure that the private key is in PEM format. If it is not, you will need to convert it into the PEM format.

     • You can generate a private key in PEM format using the following command sequence:

       openssl genrsa 2048 | openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -inform PEM -out rsa_key.p8 -nocrypt
       openssl rsa -in rsa_key.p8 -pubout -out rsa_key.pub
     • Use the private key rsa_key.p8 for your Snowflake connection.

   • Assign Public Key in Snowflake: Ensure that the corresponding public key is properly assigned to the Snowflake user:

     • Use Snowflake SQL command:

       ALTER USER `<Username>` SET rsa_public_key='`<public_key_content>`';
       Make sure <Username> is replaced with your actual Snowflake username, and <public_key_content> is filled with the public key content.

   • Configure Data Integration Connection:

     • In Data Integration, navigate to the Connections menu and select Snowflake.
     • Choose Key-Pair Authentication Type and input your Snowflake username, warehouse, and role (if applicable).
     • Upload the rsa_key.p8 file as your private key.
     • Use the "Test Connection" feature in Data Integration to ensure the connection is successful.

3. External References:

   • For further details on configuring Snowflake with Key-Pair Authentication, refer to the official Data Integration documentation: Data Integration Documentation on Snowflake Connection.
   • Consult the Snowflake documentation for more insights on Key-Pair Authentication: Snowflake Key-Pair Authentication.

If the issue persists or you need further assistance, please open a ticket with Data Integration support.