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Unable to connect to Data generator(AWS)

adrianos_campanhola
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Hello,

I've been trying to follow the steps on http://help.sap.com/openSAP/HANA1/AWS_Initial_Configuration.pdf, but I'm unable to connect to the Data Generator.

I've set up my hosts file with my Elastic Ip Address and I can't reach my instance doing http://imdbhdb:8000 (or checking the security group on AWS, http://imdbhdb:30015).

Searching this forum, I found this topic http://scn.sap.com/thread/3183907 , and I am able to connect to hana with Hana Studio via the default host name that was set-up(public dns+port). I changed my host name as a test and I was unable to connect to Sap hana from Hana Studio.

It might be my company firewall. but then I wouldn't be able to connect to Hana via Studio right?

Any help is welcome,

Best Regards,

ASC

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adrianos_campanhola
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Update: I noticed I can connect to my instance using http:<public dns>:8000, so it should be a problem with my elastic IP + hosts?

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In AWS Console, check your security group. If port 8000 is not in the list of open ports, add it

--juergen

adrianos_campanhola
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Hello JurgenIt is. I've been testing and now I'm able to access it via http://<elastic ip>:8000 but not from http://imdbhdb:8000.

this is my host file:

54.xxx.xxx.xxx  imdbhdb

54.xxx.xxx.xxx  hanaserver hanaserver.compute-1.amazonaws.com

the second line was added looking at some topics I found on the open.sap discussion and here.

Edit: sorry, didn't answer your question. Yes the port 8000 is configured on my security group