B connections will not show in A logs unless there is an error.
Can you connect to A from A using a java client or hql?
What do you have for your hbase.master? Is it A's hostname and port
60000 as in "A:60000"? (It should not be localhost if you want to
connect from a remote host).
If A is up and running and confirmed running by your connecting from A,
then go to B. Set the hbase.master to be same as you have on A -- e.g.
A:60000 -- and then your java client or hql client should connect (Or
run the shell as follows: ./bin/hbase shell --master:A:60000).
St.Ack
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Yes u can connect remotely to Hbase. For that
1. Hbase version on both machines.
2. Both machines should have similiar Hbase configuration .
3. HMaster should be running on node A for accepting connections from B.
Just try this out and also check the Hadoop logs directory for Hbase
related errors.
Also if error persists please cut paste the actual logs and error
troubling you.
i understand all you wrote, but on host A i still see that hbase port
60000 is closed - there are no footprints in logs on host A, that
client from B try to connect hbase on A. ( i have no firewall's enabled
).
is it necessary to start hbase on B host ?
I want to have hadoop and hbase on linux host A, and client to hbase on
Windows host B.
