Thanks for this. I thought the documentation states that "0.0.0.0" would
be interpreted as meaning "all local interfaces"?
I tried explicitly putting in the internal IP (the 10.x.x.x) but it
didn't help anything - I still get a hang on "Waiting for Region
handshake" from the Phoenix Viewer.
A fixed IP on Amazon would be nice, but unfortunately the charge for
them :) I'm happy to keep using their dynamic IPs for the moment, even
though it means editing the OpenSim config files each time I restart the
EC2 instance.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks,
Kenneth.
On 08/01/2012 20:09, Chris Collins wrote:
In the region.ini "InternalAddress = "0.0.0.0"" you need to set that
to the internal IP that you get with the EC2 instance. run the command
'ifconfig' to get that machines internal IP. They usually start with
10. . On EC2 if you do not do that it will just sit there with Region
Handshake. Also I generally allocate an external IP on AWS and use
that for the external IP. ONE other thing to watch is that if you stop
and start your EC2 machine you will be allocated another internal IP
address.
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