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saraswat_nitin · ‎11-12-2016

Sorry to hear that @Karan Alang . But its always a good practice to copy the scripts and codes to your local machine or a repository using Filezilla or other FTP application.

saraswat_nitin · ‎11-10-2016

@Karan Alang - Please hit the "down" arrow key when your VM boots up to see which process is your boot sequence stuck on. Only then can we see what's going on. Down arrow acts like a toggle key to show or hide the background daemons/processes getting started. If your VM is stuck on starting docker container then something has gone corrupt in your VM since 16Gb RAM and a good processor should be fine to get ti working in 5-8 minutes.

saraswat_nitin · ‎10-12-2016

Thanks @Rafael Coss ! I never explored this option. Its handy.

saraswat_nitin · ‎10-12-2016

ssh to port 2222. I know this is not mentioned in the splash screen that comes up when VM is booted up but this is the port on which you can establish ssh connection to the docker. I was unable to find this in documentation and followed intuition as to what was done in HDP 2.4. Cheers!

saraswat_nitin · ‎10-12-2016

Can you provide details to your Network settings of VM ? I did face issue getting my VM up due to Network issue. I got it working now.

saraswat_nitin · ‎10-12-2016

@Sagar Shimpi - the approach to login using PUTTY is - IP: 127.0.0.1 and port :2222 (since ssh to docker is at this port) and then change the password from 'hadoop' immediately after first login . HTH

saraswat_nitin · ‎10-12-2016

@Jasper @Neil Prakasam @Mike Riggs - I was able to get the HDP 2.5 Virtual Machine up on VirtualBox and it took around 5-7 minutes. I kept the default memory allocation to 8 GB but once the VM was up, my RAM utilization went up to around 12 GB . So I think the recommended memory should be 16 GB for VM to perform properly on a Windows 10 machine with i7 Dual Core processors.

saraswat_nitin · ‎10-12-2016

@Michael Young - Thanks for sharing the info. I should have read the documentation first 🙂 . You are correct I need to use Port 2222 to login HDP 2.5 VM using ssh connection and IP should be 127.0.0.1 . I was in a fix as to why 127.0.0.1 IP was generated (I thought a distinct IP should have been generated). Did you also get this IP or did you get a distinct one. Thanks a ton mate!

saraswat_nitin · ‎10-12-2016

@Sagar Shimpi - I deleted the HDP 2.4 and downloaded fresh HDP 2.5 and imported into VirtualBox. I worked on HDP 2.4 using VMware. I can login to Sandbox and ifconfig yields 3 IPs - pertaining to broadcast, local loopback and one more. The strange thing is I can access ambari URL at : 127.0.0.1:8080 and login using maria_dev

saraswat_nitin · ‎10-12-2016

Hi, I did a lot of work on HDP 2.4 sandbox on VMWare Player and it worked like charm. I decided to download the HDP 2.5 (to check out the latest offerings) and that too the Virtualbox image and thats when all my troubles began . All hell breaks loose in acquiring an IP address for guest machine. Attached are screenshots for Network Options and the final outcome when VM is up after around 10-15 minutes on my machine (i7 Dual Core, 16 Gb RAM) is that 127.0.0.1:8888 IP generated. And putty fails to connect to this IP . My questions - 1) Why is it unable to generate a proper IP like it did for HDP 2.4 on VMware (am i doing something wrong) 2) How to get putty to connect to this IP (if at all possible)

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