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I'm at a loss at this point other than network firewall.

eloyd wrote:I'm at a loss at this point other than network firewall.

No problem.... so am I. Thank you though Eric for your time and effort. It's a new server so I might blow it away and start again.

No problem. This is what I do in my spare time.

Can you check the Apache error logs and see if you find an error in them that could help out?
The files should be in this folder Also, RHEL 7 had another firewall, try running this to stop that one and see if it works for you. Then try and see if you can access the server.

tgriep wrote:Can you check the Apache error logs and see if you find an error in them that could help out?
The files should be in this folder

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/var/log/httpd

Also, RHEL 7 had another firewall, try running this to stop that one and see if it works for you.

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service firewalld stop

Then try and see if you can access the server.

Hi,

You sir are an absolute star!! I have an authentication log in prompt. Eric was also correct that it was a firewall. Thank you Eric, sorry I didn't believe you as I thought the only firewall was IPTables.

I didn't know RHEL used a firewall service. Thanks tgriep. I'll have to change the password now as I can't remember it ...... lol

Thank you so much guys for all your help and patience. Really appreciate it. Wooo Hooo!

Mark

Aw, you know, I never caught (or overlooked) that you were on RHEL. Good catch, @tg.

Glad I could help, Mark.

Awesome to see this worked out. Are we good to mark this thread as resolved?