Help! This site can’t be reached
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Help! This site can’t be reached
I am having issue with getting into my Nagiosxi admin page please help! I searched on a lot of forums on how to resolve issue. Please see attachment for output
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Re: Help! This site can’t be reached
Hi,
Have you checked to see if the Apache web server is running on the system?
Is the server listening on port 80 and 443. Try connecting by using both https and http.
If your not able to connect, post the output of the Apache error log.
Have you checked to see if the Apache web server is running on the system?
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service httpd status
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netstat -na | egrep "443|80"
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tail -n 25 /var/log/httpd/*error_log
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Re: Help! This site can’t be reached
I am still not able to log back into the site. I have attached pics.
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Re: Help! This site can’t be reached
I'm noticing this is in AWS, did you allow access to those ports in the AWS console when setting up the EC2 instance?
Can you show your firewall configuration?
Can you show your firewall configuration?
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Re: Help! This site can’t be reached
Also, this
benjaminsmith wrote: If your not able to connect, post the output of the Apache error log.Code: Select all
tail -n 25 /var/log/httpd/*error_log