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Cannot access google cloud VM via SSH client through browser after VM restart

2018-07-11 02:21 Baodi Di imported from Stackoverflow

I created GCP VM for one month and connect VM instance through GCP console via browser.It worked fine for past one month until VM restart. I did not create ssh key/edit metadata and very thing so far is used default setting. I cannot establish connection after VM restart. The browser kept prompt me cannot establish the connection. I can ping this VM from another VM through VPC. any advise on it. Thank in advance.

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