I have two install OM in Amazon EC2 and no problem. But the IP change
with reestart server. I buy fix IP.

Jaime

2012/5/21 Sergey Kobzar <[email protected]>:
> I think so.
>
> Check Amazon security group rules you assigned to the server. Remember that
> OM uses many ports - not tcp:5080 only.
>
>
>
> On 05/21/12 06:18, Maxim Solodovnik wrote:
>>
>> AWS private/public IP is not an issue.
>> Please check you have all necessary ports opened and DB installed/running.
>>
>> On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 10:10 AM, bmullan <[email protected]
>> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>>
>>    Sebastian
>>
>>    I am new to OpenMeetings but like Alexander I am trying install OM2
>>    on Amazon's (AWS) EC2 cloud.
>>    Like Alexander ...  I can get everything installed but OpenMeetings
>>    is NOT reachable from the internet.
>>
>>    You may not be familiar with AWS but when you launch a Server on AWS
>>    EC2 it gets 2 IP addresses, and a PUBLIC DNS name.
>>
>>    There is a PUBLIC IP address that can connect to the server from the
>>    internet.
>>
>>    However, there is also a PRIVATE IP address that is INTERNAL to the
>>    AWS cloud and NOT reachable by the internet.
>>    my example server:
>>
>>    /*Public DNS: ec2-23-23-198-151.compute-1.amazonaws.com
>>    <http://ec2-23-23-198-151.compute-1.amazonaws.com>*/
>>    /*Private DNS: ip-10-76-175-149.ec2.internal*/
>>    /*Private IP Address: 10.76.175.149*/
>>
>>
>>    Any application trying to reach my server across the internet would
>>    point their URL to the PUBLIC DNS (which by the way the
>>    23-23-198-151 is also the PUBLIC IP just substitute DOTS for the DASHS)
>>
>>    An application on the internet could NOT access the Private DNS
>>    /ip-10-76-175-149.ec2.internal (or 10.76.175.14) as that is internal
>>
>>    to the AWS cloud only
>>    *
>>    */However, ANY application _running ON that server_ which is set to
>>
>>    use either LOCALHOST -or- the PUBLIC DNS -or- the PUBLIC IP ... will
>>    automatically be redirected by the AWS Cloud virtualzation itself to
>>    the PRIVATE INTERNAL IP Address.... which is NOT reachable by the
>>    Internet./*
>>    *
>>    For example _if I am logged into that openmeetings server_ and I
>>
>>    ping its PUBLIC DNS ec2-23-23-198-151.compute-1.amazonaws.com... I
>>    will really be pinging 10.76.175.149 ... the internal private IP.
>>
>>    Therefore my OpenMeeting server (and I assume xander's) is NOT
>>    reachable from the internet the way OpenMeetings is configured and I
>>    get this screen when attempting to access it.  It stays at this
>>    message forever.  Yes, I have checked mysql password, userID and
>>    host and they are all correct.
>>
>>    /*http://23.23.198.151:5080/openmeetings/install*
>>    /
>>    /
>>    /OpenMeetings - Loading .../
>>    /The server is not yet completely initialized. Please try again in a
>>    couple of seconds./
>>    /If this message persists for several minutes contact your
>>    Sys-Administration./
>>    /If that message stays forever you should check the logs located in /
>>
>>    /openmeetings_install_dir/log/
>>
>>
>>    folder, probably your database user/pwd/host is wrong!
>>
>>    I have also tried changing "hostname" in these files:/*
>>    */
>>
>>      * /*/etc/init.d/red5*/
>>      *
>> /*/usr/lib/red5/webapps/openmeetings/WEB-INF/classes/META-INF/persistence.xml*/
>>      * /*and in the mysql openmeetings database */
>>
>>
>>    to the PUBLIC IP address of the AWS server and restarted everything
>>    and I still end up with the above message... waiting forever.
>>
>>    So although I can reach something on the AWS Openmeetings server...
>>    there is something in the application configuration that is not
>>    communicating correctly in the AWS cloud environment.
>>    /*
>>    */Any ideas or other configuration items I should be checking?
>>
>>    Brian Mullan/*
>>
>>
>>
>>    */
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>    On Saturday, July 2, 2011 3:40:38 AM UTC-4, Sebastian Wagner wrote:
>>
>>        Hi Alexander,
>>
>>        the installation on EC2 is not really different from installing
>>        OpenMeetings on any other dedicated server.
>>        You can simply use the normal Installation Instructions.
>>
>>        The Automatic Install Script is also not that up-to-date with the
>>        latest version of OpenMeetings.
>>        But why this line of the script:
>>        Done!! open the website at your browser: http://$(ifconfig eth0
>>        |grep
>>        "inet addr:" |cut -d : -f 2 |cut -f1 -d"
>>        "):5080/openmeetings/install
>>
>>        Does not return your IP ... I mean you know what IP / domain you
>>        got,
>>        why not simply enter that address?
>>
>>        Sebastian
>>
>>
>>        2011/7/1 Xander Dumaine <[email protected]
>>        <mailto:[email protected]>>:
>>
>>         > I created an instance on Amazon EC2 server running Debian
>>        5.0. I used
>>         > the automated script install found here:
>>         >
>>
>>  http://code.google.com/p/__openmeetings/wiki/Automatic___script_installation_for_Debian
>>
>>
>>  <http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/wiki/Automatic_script_installation_for_Debian>
>>         >
>>         > the installation says it was successfull, but I am unable to
>>        use the
>>         > url it provided to me at the end of install, and also unable
>>        to use
>>         > the dynamic url provided by amazon. Can anyone help me to
>>        figure out
>>         > how to resolve this issue? If it is a setting I need to
>>        change, can
>>         > you help me with that? Thanks,
>>         > Xander
>>         >
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>>    On Saturday, July 2, 2011 3:40:38 AM UTC-4, Sebastian Wagner wrote:
>>
>>        Hi Alexander,
>>
>>        the installation on EC2 is not really different from installing
>>        OpenMeetings on any other dedicated server.
>>        You can simply use the normal Installation Instructions.
>>
>>        The Automatic Install Script is also not that up-to-date with the
>>        latest version of OpenMeetings.
>>        But why this line of the script:
>>        Done!! open the website at your browser: http://$(ifconfig eth0
>>        |grep
>>        "inet addr:" |cut -d : -f 2 |cut -f1 -d"
>>        "):5080/openmeetings/install
>>
>>        Does not return your IP ... I mean you know what IP / domain you
>>        got,
>>        why not simply enter that address?
>>
>>        Sebastian
>>
>>
>>        2011/7/1 Xander Dumaine <[email protected]
>>        <mailto:[email protected]>>:
>>
>>         > I created an instance on Amazon EC2 server running Debian
>>        5.0. I used
>>         > the automated script install found here:
>>         >
>>
>>  http://code.google.com/p/__openmeetings/wiki/Automatic___script_installation_for_Debian
>>
>>
>>  <http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/wiki/Automatic_script_installation_for_Debian>
>>         >
>>         > the installation says it was successfull, but I am unable to
>>        use the
>>         > url it provided to me at the end of install, and also unable
>>        to use
>>         > the dynamic url provided by amazon. Can anyone help me to
>>        figure out
>>         > how to resolve this issue? If it is a setting I need to
>>        change, can
>>         > you help me with that? Thanks,
>>         > Xander
>>         >
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