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hello gentlemen,
I have an issue regarding my AWS Instance. I have installed Centos 6.5 on my instance. I can ping my instance public address,but i cant connect trough browser. example, when I put my Instance public address at browser it will not show running apache. I already install it. is it my httpd.conf is wrongly configured? help me
OK, this will sound dumb however before you start, make sure you have an instance of httpd (apache web server) running #sudo apachectl status
is one way to check that. You can also replace "status" with "start" if "status" isn't configured in your mods. If it's already running, apachectl start gives you an "already loaded" error.
If the server is running, it has to be configured to listen to a port on a specific IP address, the default is port 80 on "localhost", if I recall.
Localhost isn't a public internet address, it's a local shortcut for unix pipes (mostly) so you can't browse a server that's monitoring the IP 'localhost' except from the server upon which the Apache instance resides (Where the address 'locahost' is actually...um...local).
The easiest test I can think of is secure shell to your web server and try #curl -XGET localhost:80
If you get a response, your server is pointed at 'localhost', go into your httpd.conf and replace that with the public IP you're trying to listen on.
If you don't get a response... post back, we'll try something else.
OK, this will sound dumb however before you start, make sure you have an instance of httpd (apache web server) running #sudo apachectl status
is one way to check that. You can also replace "status" with "start" if "status" isn't configured in your mods. If it's already running, apachectl start gives you an "already loaded" error.
If the server is running, it has to be configured to listen to a port on a specific IP address, the default is port 80 on "localhost", if I recall.
Localhost isn't a public internet address, it's a local shortcut for unix pipes (mostly) so you can't browse a server that's monitoring the IP 'localhost' except from the server upon which the Apache instance resides (Where the address 'locahost' is actually...um...local).
The easiest test I can think of is secure shell to your web server and try #curl -XGET localhost:80
If you get a response, your server is pointed at 'localhost', go into your httpd.conf and replace that with the public IP you're trying to listen on.
If you don't get a response... post back, we'll try something else.
Yup
If you see "<html>" in the response, you're talking to a web server (most likely).
To read the output, it looks like you already have a service using port 80 on your instance....
What else might you have installed that's providing a link to phpMyAdmin on your webserver?If you are able, from the instance, try to open a browser and point it at localhost port 80
how to copy the directory from remote host to another remote host. If im using filezilla it would be take much time.
here a situation. i need to copy directory from server 1.1.1.1 to another server 2.2.2.2. please help me.
how to copy the directory from remote host to another remote host. If im using filezilla it would be take much time.
here a situation. i need to copy directory from server 1.1.1.1 to another server 2.2.2.2. please help me.
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regarding AWS instance
