Issue:
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When connecting to the URL http://localhost:8080, I got the message "This site can’t be reached". |
Solution:
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Ensure that ...
… Natural Availability Server is started and listens to the port
8080. |
Issue:
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The server did not start and I got the following error in the logs "redis.clients.jedis.exceptions.JedisConnectionException: Failed to create socket". |
Issue:
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You have configured the Natural Availability Server to use Redis® as a session store but Redis® cannot be reached. Check that the following properties are pointing to a working instance of Redis®. You can connect to it from the machine running the Natural Availability Server. # host name for the redis instance spring.data.redis.host=<your_redis_host_address> # password to connect to Redis if necessary #spring.data.redis.password=<xxxxxxx> # port the Redis server is listening on default is 6379 spring.data.redis.port=6379 # set to true if the redis instance is using SSL connection spring.data.redis.ssl.enabled=false # the password that should be used to connect to redis. #spring.data.redis.password=ENC(encrypted password) #spring.data.redis.password=clearText #the username that should be used to connect to redis. #spring.data.redis.username=clearText |
Issue:
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When trying to connect to a Natural session, I get the message "Cannot connect to host". |
Solution:
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Check that the Natural Availability Server can connect to the Natural Web IO (NWO daemon) at the address defined in the following properties : # hostname/IP address where NWO daemon instance is running com.softwareag.natural.chimera.connection.hostname=localhost # port the NWO daemon is listening on com.softwareag.natural.chimera.connection.port=39388 # define if the NWO daemon is using SSL connection com.softwareag.natural.chimera.connection.ssl=false # define the parameters to start the Natural application Com.softwareag.natural.chimera.connection.parameters[0] |