i installed my ztl (centos) and i can’t connect to the web interface to configure it.
after instalation i use the https://(the ip of the server):10000 and it’s not working
i installed my ztl (centos) and i can’t connect to the web interface to configure it.
after instalation i use the https://(the ip of the server):10000 and it’s not working
I am having the same problem:
service ztl status
gives
ZTL (pid 3547) is running
gives
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:10000 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 3547/perl
Please, check your firewall rules:
Please, try to connect to http:
http://(the ip of the server):10000
What message displays browser?
Hi I am having exactly the same problem with the same responses as the previous user …
On checking iptables -L INPUT , the results are: source: anywhere destination: anywhere - so no ip rules are blocking access … but when i try to access the server from a remote machine on the network, it eseentially times out and no page is displayed on any combination i.e. http. https - although i can ping the machine and it responds fine.
Really look forward to getting it to work soon … All help will be much appreciated.
Regards,
Faiz
Please, post result of this comman on your ZTL-server:
echo -e “GET http://127.0.0.1 HTML/1.0\n\n\n” | nc 127.0.0.1 10000
And check ztl logs:
tail -f /var/ztl/miniserv.log
tail -f /var/ztl/miniserv.error
vadim
Ok tried the command with the “Get” - the following results were displayed:
HTTP/1.0 Bad Request
Server: MiniServ/0.01
Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 09:11:20 GMT
Content-Type: text/html
Connection: close
This web server is running in SSL mode. Try the url https://localhost.localdomain:10000 instead
When i try to view the logs:
Vadim,
Problem sorted - did a fresh install, and disabled (i the SELinux), seems to be working!!
Can’t wait to dig in and see what this is all about now … looks very impressive!! I will definitely be posting my findings - and will definitely be recommending it for my small business customers … although it would be nice to know how the licensing fee will work and what it will cost too.
Regards,
Faiz
I see ZTL is working. Probably you are using proxy connection to Internet in your browser. Or maybe you are using some firewall on your remote machine.
Please, post your ZTL log directory content:
ls -l /var/ztl/
i Found that when using the .iso install if i ticked “everything” in the package part of the install, i could not login to the web interface.
not ticking anything at all and just doing an install with no security and firewall it was o.k
then i could change settings as needed.
i also found that if i did not config the second nic before hand then used “Download, install and configure Firewall, DHCP or Proxy WEB Server” in the web interface, i was locked out of the system.
problems solved now, but thought i would just post this as example.
Yes, if you have configured Firewall Appliance, problems with access to web-interface from remote host can be. Automatically generated firewall rules can’t cover every possible configuration of the network interfaces.
If you have configured Firewall Appliance and you have some access problems, you should stop firewall service and change ZTL rules. You can use ZTL Firewall module ('Network and Internet Management ’ → ‘Firewall Management’) or change /etc/sysconfig/iptables file manually.