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Port Configuration in HDP

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In the HDP configuration documentation, it says "To enable HDP communication, open the specific ports that HDP uses." How can achieve this in CentOS? What about port forwarding? For example if I want to access the Web UIs from browser on remote machine, how can I achieve it? I tried this : ssh -L 0.0.0.0:8080:10.0.225.60:8080 root@sandbox -g to make other people on the subnet reach the machine on SSH. and when I run : netstat -nltu | grep 8080, I can see the service is listening on the port. But when I run telnet <hostname-name> 8080, error " Connection closed by foreign host" occured. Look at the screen shot.

Any workaround will be highly appreciated!

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@Kibrom Gebrehiwot

This is the Sandbox connection issue right? Did you follow the suggestions I gave at

https://community.hortonworks.com/questions/12846/how-to-solve-connection-refused-errors-in-hdp.html...

I think you re trying to use the Sandbox in a way it is not intended also.

It is not intended to sit on a headless server, and have multiple people access it.

It is intended to sit on your desktop, once desktop with a NAT network interface.

If you want multiple people to access a cluster, you should build your own. See this experience from someone else

https://community.hortonworks.com/questions/8581/alert-on-sandboxhortonworkscom-hdp-232.html#answer-...

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@Kibrom Gebrehiwot

This is the Sandbox connection issue right? Did you follow the suggestions I gave at

https://community.hortonworks.com/questions/12846/how-to-solve-connection-refused-errors-in-hdp.html...

I think you re trying to use the Sandbox in a way it is not intended also.

It is not intended to sit on a headless server, and have multiple people access it.

It is intended to sit on your desktop, once desktop with a NAT network interface.

If you want multiple people to access a cluster, you should build your own. See this experience from someone else

https://community.hortonworks.com/questions/8581/alert-on-sandboxhortonworkscom-hdp-232.html#answer-...