Can't access vm ecl watch or ping the adresss
Even though I have tried turning off the Windows firewall and avast anti-virus, I cannot access ecl watch on the virtual machine nor ping the address.
I have attached an image hppc_2.jpg) of the adapter settings (the same across all 4 adapters).
The other attached image (hppc_4.jpg) shows the vm address and the ping attempts.
This is all on my Windows 7, AMD 6 core 64 bit machine.
I have attached an image hppc_2.jpg) of the adapter settings (the same across all 4 adapters).
The other attached image (hppc_4.jpg) shows the vm address and the ping attempts.
This is all on my Windows 7, AMD 6 core 64 bit machine.
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- billwright2
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Hi Bill,
In the VM window, login using the hpccdemo username and password, then check the hpcc-init status to see if the cluster is actually running. I believe you would use:
sudo service hpcc-init status
Also, is this the first time you installed on this machine? The IP address might be out of sync (incorrect).
Regards,
Bob
In the VM window, login using the hpccdemo username and password, then check the hpcc-init status to see if the cluster is actually running. I believe you would use:
sudo service hpcc-init status
Also, is this the first time you installed on this machine? The IP address might be out of sync (incorrect).
Regards,
Bob
- bforeman
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I have this same issue when I'm running Cisco VPN. I see the VM guest running but I cannot connect to the ECL watch page unless I disconnect from the VPN.
Are you on a VPN?
Are you on a VPN?
- aintnomyth
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yes, that's it! You can't run the HPCC VM while another VPN is connected.
- bforeman
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No, this is when I am totally 'clean' - no VPN.
So far I have turned off everything:
Windows Firewall
Avast Anti-virus
Netgear router firewall.
Also, running the following from the command line on the linux side confirms that all services are running (sudo service hpcc-init status) See hpcc_status.jpg
So far I have turned off everything:
Windows Firewall
Avast Anti-virus
Netgear router firewall.
Also, running the following from the command line on the linux side confirms that all services are running (sudo service hpcc-init status) See hpcc_status.jpg
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- billwright2
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Is the "DHCP Server" enabled? It is in "Preferences" -> "Network"-> "Host-only Networks" -> select the "Host-only Network" device you are using (Usually should be vbooxnet0)-> press the "Edit" -> check "DHCP Server" tab.
Alternatively you can try "Bridged Adapter" for "Adapter 2" if possible.
Alternatively you can try "Bridged Adapter" for "Adapter 2" if possible.
- ming
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No DHCP tab under those settings, if I am looking in the right place.
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- billwright2
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The setting is not for each VM instance but for virtualbox.
- ming
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Thanks - I checked and the DHCP is checked already.
I next tried setting adapter 2 to Bridged. That did not work either.
I next tried setting adapter 2 to Bridged. That did not work either.
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- billwright2
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Can you display "sudo iptables --list" and "ifconfig eth1" from the VM?
Also can you ping 192.168.56.1 or 192.168.56.100 from your host system?
I still think either your host firewall or VM firewall block the traffic.
Also make sure when run ipconfig (assume on Windows) you can see
"VisualBox Host-Only Network:". For example,
Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : fe80::9460:accd:5344:1513%18
IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.56.25
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . :
Otherwise you need to fix the network at Windows (troubleshoot network,etc)
Also can you ping 192.168.56.1 or 192.168.56.100 from your host system?
I still think either your host firewall or VM firewall block the traffic.
Also make sure when run ipconfig (assume on Windows) you can see
"VisualBox Host-Only Network:". For example,
Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : fe80::9460:accd:5344:1513%18
IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.56.25
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . :
Otherwise you need to fix the network at Windows (troubleshoot network,etc)
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