I'm running Couchbase 2.1.1 on Debian 7 w/Backports and am having an issue loading the Web UI. I continue to get "Could Not Connect" errors, despite being able to successfully access the UI (or at least the index.html) via a wget command.
So I know the ports are open and I know the UI is running, but simply can't connect to the interface from a browser.
Any ideas on how to further troubleshoot this?
Is it possible that you're running the wget command on the VM and the web browser from another machine? If so, I'm guessing that you need to open the Compute Engine firewall to allow traffic on the ports used by the web UI. For example (for the default Couchbase web UI port):
gcutil --project=myproject addfirewall --allowed=tcp:8901 couchbase-webui
You can also add the firewall via the Console. Click Compute Engine, then Networks, then click the default network. In the firewalls section, click "Add new", and fill in the details.
I'm running Couchbase 2.1.1 on Debian 7 w/Backports and am having an issue loading the Web UI. I continue to get "Could Not Connect" errors, despite being able to successfully access the UI (or at least the index.html) via a wget command.
So I know the ports are open and I know the UI is running, but simply can't connect to the interface from a browser.
Any ideas on how to further troubleshoot this?
Is it possible that you're running the wget command on the VM and the web browser from another machine? If so, I'm guessing that you need to open the Compute Engine firewall to allow traffic on the ports used by the web UI. For example (for the default Couchbase web UI port):
gcutil --project=myproject addfirewall --allowed=tcp:8901 couchbase-webui
You can also add the firewall via the Console. Click Compute Engine, then Networks, then click the default network. In the firewalls section, click "Add new", and fill in the details.
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