I’ve fixed the apache issue on the server and started the services properly and i can see the service is listening to the mentioned port as well on all the servers. Not sure why the task is showing as failed.
Your answer seems correct but still there are some doubts if it was a system issue or a genuine error. I am marking again this task as Pending for you, can you please give it an another shot.
After starting the service did you ensure that Apache is reachable on respective port? You could try to telnet or curl it from jump host or from another host to confirm.
Hello everyone ,
Can anyone help me giving me some tips and tricks to solve this problem with apache test Connectivity ? I mean do you have some documentations or courses explaining how to solve this kind of problem ?
I Don’t need solution , but just some guide because I’m willing to learn in order to gain experience . I have seen Nothing intersting so far on internet .
Thanks in advance
Can you confirm on this task? I’ve completed the task successfully but it’s showing failed. Can you check and modify the result for the task according as ive completed the task correctly.
Inderpreet ,
Can you give some tips to do the assessment on Linux Network services ? I 'm lost and I Don’t anything intersteting on internet to help me . Don’t you have some documentations or relevant tutorials that can help me understanding and fixing this problem ?
Once you are able to start the Apache service it will be available on same host as its running locally, for example if you have started Apache service on App Server 1 and you try to access Apache from App Server 1 itself it will be available but you need to make sure its available from other hosts as well like jump host.
There is no such documentation from our end however you must be able to find relevant solutions on internet if you are clear with the requirements. As mentioned in the question you can use tools like telnet or netstat to identify service reachability and listening ports etc. Since you know well on which port Apache is running or supposed to be running so you can try to start its service and if you face any issues then try to figure out what is causing issues from logs or error messages you see.
Each failed task will be reassigned aromatically after some time, so please proceed with the next tasks and once you have this one reassigned you can give it an another try.
Hello Inderpreet ,
I have succeeded to solve the problem regarding apache as you can see on the screenshots , and I have Added some iptables rules on all the servers on the apache’s port .
However , I’m not arriving to access apache on server 1 from jump_host .
Thanks for your fast reply ,
I have succeeded to ping app server1 from jum host and I don’t understand the reason why it doesn’t work for apache . I will telnet the port as you mentionned .