we are using solr version 6.5.1 ,we are set the solr in server need to access the url outside server ,we using server windows server 2012 now local host weare using this url how to access this url in outside
http://localhost:8983/solr/kmartdev/select?&indent=on&defType=dismax&q=amul&qf=name+model&wt=json
When using in same network
When client is in same network, then you don't need to have a public IP of the server to access it. Follow these steps:
Find the IP of the server
Add into host file of the client, say XX.XX.XX.XX solr.com
Open http://solr.com:8983/solr/ for admin panel.
Step 2 is not mandatory, but if you dont add in host, then use IP address in browser. It will be `http://XX.XX.XX.XX:8983/solr/
When using in different network
To access the server that is not in your domain, you need to have a public IP. If you have taken the domain name then use http://yourdomain.com:8983/solr/, but if not, then add in host, or directly use IP address (steps are same as in the previous ones)
I got the answer, actually we need to open a port into our server. So, I've opened a post from control panel-> windows firewall-> inbound rules. And I've opened same port into azure server also. Now I can access my solr from anywhere.
Hope this answer will help someone and save their time. :)
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I just want my ORACLE APEX APPLICATION along with Database installed in PC-1, and then rest of PC's just access this application via LAN cable or Wi-Fi. How can i do it without using any hosting service!?
And also want to know about the ORDS Restful Services
how to configure it for the other client systems and for the server side!?
Thanks in advance!
Oracle Apex doesn't differ to any other wesite from this point of view.
You need to setup Apex/ORDS listeners, and then you can access it from your local network like :
IpOfThePCWhereApexIsInstalled:PortConfiguredWithApex/Apex
for Example
192.178.160.1:443/Apex (if Apex is configured on port 443)
192.178.160.1:80/Apex (if Apex is configured on port 80)
This way, the browser will search for the ip inside your local network and access it.
I have tried to connect a page which is hosted in ec2 instance. It is showing server timed out error but rest of my collegues able to connect to it.
I use mac laptop
Things i did:
clearing cache
tried to change my network
3.tried in incognito mode
nothing works. Thanks in advance
Things to normally check:
Confirm that the EC2 instance is running a web server (try to access it from somewhere else, or login to the instance and try curl localhost)
Confirm that the EC2 instance is in a public subnet (defined as the subnet having a Route Table entry that points to an Internet Gateway)
Confirm that the Security Group associated with the EC2 instance is permitting inbound access on port 80 (for HTTP) and possibly port 443 (for HTTPS)
Confirm that you are attempting to access the instance via a public IP address (not a private IP address) and that the public IP address is currently associated with the instance
Don't change default NACL rules
You mention "rest of my colleagues able to connect" but you don't mention from where they are accessing the instance. Quite clearly, something is either different with your computer or with the network that you are using. I would suggest you focus on:
The Security Group "inbound" rules, to confirm that they are not blocking access
Try to connect from a different network (eg home vs office vs tethered via your phone) to confirm that your network is not blocking access
If you are connecting from the same network as your colleagues, then the problem is on your computer. This is unlikely because the timeout normally indicates a lack of network connectivity (rather than software configuration).
I have SSRS running on my Azure VM, I want to access my SSRS Server Portal through my DNS name with an https. I already deploy add configure my https using a certificate that I already generate using let's encrypt and a different port. FYI this certificate is used by my Website too. But when I try to access my SSRS using an https and my DNS name, but it won't connect, its return site can't be reached. I already add inbound rules to my port too. But when I try to connect from my Ip and Http It will connect. What did I miss?
I found the answer, I need to add my Inbound port in my azure Network Security Group
I have try to remote access from one computer to another within LAN connection. However, thru these days research a lot of the article said I need to do port forwarding. But I think in my country ISP has block this setting, I can even find the option in my router webpage.
Is there any other way to remotely access the ms sql server thru internet?
This is networking protocol. But you can do it using Remote Desktop Connection locally as long as you have an access to that particular Server.
Check the Firewall also to your server.
Another option is, you can access it remotely using TEAM VIEWER
I'm setting up a DotNetNuke application on a shared hosting environment and I'm really new to the ASP.Net world. In a shared environment, do I have a web.config file? or does my host have to set up my connection string for me?
I have access to the IIS through my host's control panel.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I've visited the DotNetNuke Wiki and it's given me guidance on the connection string itself, but I can't seem to locate the web.config file.
DotNetNuke will setup the connection string for you during the install process.
When you select "SQL Server Database", it will ask you for:
authentication method (Windows Auth, SQL Authentication),
location of the server (Example: IP Address)
Database Name (Empty Database needs to be pre-created)
Username and Password (if you selected SQL Authentication)
Before proceeding to the next step, the installer will make sure it can access the database given the information that you provided.
If it succeeds, and the next step proceeds, that means the connection string was already setup for you.
So where do you get your information for steps 1 - 4?
Basically, your hosting provider should have this information for you. There will be a preferred authentication method for step 1 above. It is probably SQL Authentication.
Your host should tell you where your SQL Server is located -- they should give you a hostname or IP Address for the SQL Server.
For step 3, There should be some method for you to create databases -- probably using a web interface or, if you're lucky, SSMS.
Finally, they should have provided you sa login credentials for Step 4 -- but it's best if you can create your own credentials and provide them access to only your DNN database for this step.
In a shared host environment you will have your own web.config file, with most hosts you should be able to at least access it via ftp if not some fancier control panel.
In a shared hosting environment some web.config settings will be dictated by the host and ignored in your own web.config. For example the host will likely force your site to run under medium trust no matter how you configure your own web.config.