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Can't access from browser #7
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Hi Kishore, I am assuming you are using v1.0.2. Can you restart the service using following commands sudo systemctl status nighthawk (should say active (exited)) Let me know if you still have error accessing the main app. |
Hi, I have already tried this one and yes i'm using v1.0.2. But i am still facing the same error.Bad Request (400) [root@nighthawk admin]# sudo systemctl stop nighthawk Jul 20 23:30:56 nighthawk.local systemd[1]: Starting nightHawk Response Service... |
Could you please send logs from following locations to /var/log/nginx |
Hi kishore-negi, Just quickly, did you change any settings after you installed the ISO? Did the web gui work at all or it wasn't working from the start? Regards, Daniel |
Hi All, Daniel, I haven't change any settings except ip address,gateway and dns. Below find the attached logs . Thanks On Thu, Jul 21, 2016 at 5:51 AM, biggiesmallsAG notifications@github.com
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Hi Kishore, It looks like that while changing IP address you did not use following command Application needs to change IP address at multiple location so I would suggest you to use that. You can fix your current issue by updating IP address in following file. Restart the application after saving the change. |
Thanks roshanmaskey and daniel for the help. It's working now. kishore |
no worries kishore! |
Hi
I can't access the https://192.168.42.173 from any browser. It's showing me an error : Bad Request (400)
But I am able to access Kibana, via; https://192.168.42.173:8443
So kindly help me to access that asap.
Thanks
Kishore
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