[root@pbx fop2_backup]# telnet www.fop2.com Trying 104.236.110.4... telnet: connect to address 104.236.110.4: Connection refused
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7 years ago
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Well, Fellows, finally, i have found the root of problem.
The server has 2 ethernet adapters. One of them (eth0) looks to internal network and has NAT to internet. Second one (eth1) - looks into sip provider network.
Well, when i turn off "SipProvider" adapter (eth1), the fop2 start see internet and i can install and delete plugins.
I have no idea, why this work like that and how to fix it. -
Edited 7 years ago by bazoozoo
[root@pbx ~]# route add -net 104.236.110.4 netmask 255.255.255.254 gw 192.168.111.111 dev eth0 [root@pbx ~]# route Kernel IP routing table Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use Iface 104.236.110.4 192.168.111.111 255.255.255.254 UG 0 0 0 eth0 ...
Static route does not helping.
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Another problem.
BNeacose of this problem, mini browser do not see internet too :-(( -
it is not the same problem. Mini browser performs a request from YOUR BROWSER, the FOP2 Manager performs a request from the server.
You should really check your DNS/Internet connection.
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About the two nics you have, well, it is a networking issue on your site. You should really check your default gateway configuration, as it seems is not correctly defined? You should check that the default gateway is the "internet" nic, and not the sip provider nic.
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As I see from telnet, you DNS works perfectly. Do you use firewall? Is set default gate on you NIC configuration? Use /32 mask for you route (255.255.255.255).
Yes, try telnet to 80 port. I think, telnet port on fop2.com will not answer.
telnet www.fop2.com 80I can try to solve you network issue if @admin is not against.
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@admin You should really check your default gateway configuration
Checked so many times... works everything but fop2 repo.
@admin You should really check your DNS/Internet connection.
It looks like problem was realy in DNS. When i opened dns settings i saw this:
SIP Provider DNS server (172......)
Internal DNS (192.168.5.200)
Google public dns (8.8.8.8)
And it's strange, because i have tuned it like that:
127.0.0.1
SIP Provider DNS server (172......)
Internal DNS (192.168.5.200)
Google public dns (8.8.8.8)
Why disappear 127.0.0.1 - mistery....
Well, for now - everything loks like work normal... -
Thank you all very much!
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@bazoozoo [code][root@pbx fop2_backup]# telnet www.fop2.com
Trying 104.236.110.4...
telnet: connect to address 104.236.110.4: Connection refused[/code]Strange. This means you server resolved www.fop2.com to 104.236.110.4 and tryed to connect to it.
In this case DNS works perfectly.
If all works now, good luck!)
