Make sure that both hbase and hadoop conf dirs are in the classpath. It can be configured through Extra Class Path tab of the Phoenix driver. Also make sure that you added directories, but not xml files. Similar type of timeouts usually happen because HBase client (which is a part of Phoenix) to detect secured environment requires from cluster both hbase-site.xml and core-site.xml. If it doesn't find that both hbase and hadoop are secured, it tries to use plain connection to region servers which will be timed out. ... View more

You need to install phoenix-server.jar to all Region and Master servers. MetaDataEndpointImpl ... View more

Could you please provide the spark and phoenix versions (or just HDP version) you are using. ... View more

Once we support custom select (PHOENIX-1505, PHOENIX-1506) it will be possible to do that (like ... select column_1 as c1, ... ). Honestly speaking I can't say when it will be done. ... View more

Can you check master log for the exception (it usually located at /var/log/hbase or $HBASE_HOME/logs, depending on the way you installed HBase). It usually quite easy to understand why the service was stopped. ... View more

That's definitely strange. Just tried a fresh install of 5.1.14 with sandbox 2.5 on my Windows 8 laptop and everything works just fine without problems. Have you tried to start it with other setting for network adapter (I would suggest to try "Not attached") to check whether it's really adapter settings problem or something else? ... View more

Check what you have 'NAT' adapter in the Network settings for the VM. ... View more