From sami.jylkka at cyberlightning.com Thu Mar 27 11:48:42 2014 From: sami.jylkka at cyberlightning.com (Sami) Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2014 12:48:42 +0200 Subject: [Fiware-testbed-help] Problems with fi-ware testbed In-Reply-To: <53314212.3010005@tid.es> References: <532D61EA.9070006@cyberlightning.com> <532FFE2C.8050308@tid.es> <53300E8D.9000906@cyberlightning.com> <533013CF.2030509@tid.es> <53313B42.6080101@cyberlightning.com> <53313CA8.3070204@tid.es> <533140A2.2060606@cyberlightning.com> <53314212.3010005@tid.es> Message-ID: <5334020A.8000408@cyberlightning.com> Hello, and sorry to bother you again but my problems still are active :( Yesterday (wednesday) I suddenly wasn't able to anymore access to testbed via ssh connection, though it did work on tuesday. Server which I'm trying to connect seems to be there, at least based on testbed UI info, but it just gives this message when I try SSH: "ssh: connect to host 130.206.80.182 port 22: No route to host" I noticed that Instance powerstate is PAUSED, does this somehow affect that I'm not able to access server with ssh? Regarding previous problem not able to connect running web server in VM. I confirmed that our company firewall doesn't restrict anyhow outgoing ports, so problem is caused by some other reason. But for some reason Jos? was able to connect there. I'd appreciate help in this matter. Last problem is that I'm not able to create snapshot of the created VM. I really want to create that after I have created and configured server correctly so that I'm able to use snapshot if new similar server needs to be created. Thank you for the support you've already provided! Best regards, Sami On 25.03.2014 10:45, Jos? Ignacio Carretero Guarde wrote: > Yes, the point of using the mobile phone is "being out" of my company's > network. The IP and the network where the mobile phone is connected is > an unprivileged network, so the packets sent by this IP are not > privileged, they are unknown to the testbed, they are not firewalled by > my company's firewall... But if I used the wifi in my company, the tests > would be as biased as the test in my computer. > > That's what I mean when I say: "From my mobile phone" > > Ask your network administrator if these acceses are firewalled. > > Best regards, > Jos? Ignacio. > > El 25/03/14 09:38, Sami escribi?: >> Thanks, >> this is really weird. I'm not getting any response with my computer >> nor my own mobile phone. I tried telnet with my computer similarly as >> you did, but I get connection timout. >> My personal mobile phone is in 4G network and it is not anyhow >> connected to our company network. But I'm not able to access to jetty >> server either with it. I tried accessing web servier via phone's web >> browser and also using separate telnet app, no luck. How on earth your >> connection to server works, this is bizarre.. >> >> Best regards, >> Sami >> >> On 25.03.2014 10:22, Jos? Ignacio Carretero Guarde wrote: >>> Well, I can access without problems --- Even from my mobile phone I get >>> a 404 :) -- This means the server is listening and the port is allowed. >>> >>> One common problem is the Company disallowing ports different to 80, >>> 443 >>> and sometimes 22: >>> >>> Regards, >>> Jos? Ignacio. >>> >>> Look at this.... >>> >>> jicg at corporario:~$ telnet 130.206.80.182 8008 >>> Trying 130.206.80.182... >>> Connected to 130.206.80.182. >>> Escape character is '^]'. >>> GET / >>> >>> >>> Error 404 - Not Found >>> >>>

Error 404 - Not Found.

>>> No context on this server matched or handled this request.
Contexts >>> known to this server are: