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Tutorial: Tag based policies with Apache Ranger and Apache Atlas

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Expert Contributor

In the above Tutorial the virtual machine HDP-Atlas-Ranger-TP Ambari UI should be available at http://127.0.0.1:8080/. This is a problem because the VM has no GUI preinstalled or not stated in the tutorial.

Regards

Klaus

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Expert Contributor

I solved the problem with release (dhclient -r) and renew (dhclient) the IP address.

@all: Thanks for your Support

🙂 Klaus

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Hi @Klaus Lucas, The VM has Ambari installed and configured so you should get Ambari UI at port 8080. Can you check your VM settings (port redirection, network, etc) and see if you can get access to Ambari ?

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Expert Contributor

Hi,

from shell

ambari-server status 

to see if ambari (the web UI) is running; if it's not running

ambari-server start

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Super Collaborator

Find out the actual IP address of the VM from VM Shell/CLI. You can use this IP to access Ambari UI using your local browser.

ifconfig eth0 | grep "inet addr"

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Expert Contributor

If you are using VirtualBox, you can access ambari simply opening the browser on you host and pointing to localhost:8080. If it doesn't work, you have to set port forwarding from Machine -> Settings -> Network -> Port Forwarding

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Expert Contributor

I solved the problem with release (dhclient -r) and renew (dhclient) the IP address.

@all: Thanks for your Support

🙂 Klaus

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Super Collaborator

Thank you Klaus

It's working for me.