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This is probably a stupid question but it's driving me nuts....
I'm trying to set up Kibana in my web server. Kibana and ES are in the same machine. When I start ES, it gives me a published ip like 10.70.163.144:9200. Then I add the ip to the config.js in Kibana. Apparently it doesn't find the ES server.
I've also tried to use localhost:9200 and http://localhost:9200. It works with the second one but it's currently accessing to my elastic search server in my laptop instead of the remote server.
Any suggestions? Cheers
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what webserver are you using ? If you are using Apache HTTP,place your kibana folder in htdocs folder inside the webserver directory.Restart Apache Server and test.
Hope this helps.
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Hello,
This is probably a stupid question but it's driving me nuts....
I'm trying to set up Kibana in my web server. Kibana and ES are in the same machine. When I start ES, it gives me a published ip like 10.70.163.144:9200. Then I add the ip to the config.js in Kibana. Apparently it doesn't find the ES server.
I've also tried to use localhost:9200 and http://localhost:9200. It works with the second one but it's currently accessing to my elastic search server in my laptop instead of the remote server.
Any suggestions? Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: