On 1/22/2012 9:26 AM, Kenneth wrote:
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.
In my EC2 instance, opensim didn't seem to like the long Amazon address.
Nebadon Izumi of OSGrid was setting up an EC2 and helped me with mine,
it was determined that using a dns service like webhop.org (or dyndns)
solved the issue for the External Host name, and we used 0.0.0.0 for
internal.
So if you get all your ducks in a row using that webhop or dyndns
address in all places where it should be, that is Regions.ini,
config-include/XxxXxxCommon.ini , OpenSim.ini plus the login URI in the
viewer with the example syntax of http://blahblah.webhop.org:9000/
AND have TCP open for your http_listener port, plus UDP open for all
region ports, you should be good to go.
Ken Grunke aka Key Gruin@osgrid
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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