Closed TayyabMir56 closed 6 years ago
Is there a firewall?
I get the same result even after turning off the firewall. Another thing i have noticed is that I can not download the data from the hdfs web portal
It works good so far but when I press "Download". It gives an error. Maybe that is a hint?
If the ping times out, my first guess is there is an issue with the network, rather than an issue perse with GIS Tools for Hadoop.
I solved the issue by opening access to all ports (0 to 65535) on my HDP Server. Apparently ArcGIS was using a port other than 80 as well, which i could not identify which one exactly. I know this is a bad practice but oh well. Works for me for now :)
@TayyabMir56 the port is most likely 50070
which is configurable in the GP tool. Glad you got it sorted.
@climbage No sir 50070 was already open. Its some other.
Hi
I am following the following tutorial: Move Data from Hive -> ArcGIS
I have added the counties and earthquake data and created the agg_samp table from it as instructed and I can query it in the hive as well.
using the descibe command, I can see that my datanode is sandbox-hdp.hortonworks.com
I have added this in the hosts file as well so I can access the HDFS as well as Ambari from the web portal
But when I try using the "Copy from HDFS" tool in the GIS Tools for Hadoop Toolbox:
I get the following connection error.
Now the thing that I cannot understand is that if I can access the same machine with the web portal, Why does the connection not respond when I do it from ArcGIS.
Note: I have tried using my IP instead of the full name, It gives the same result. Note 2: I have also tried to ping sandbox-hdp.hortonworks.com and it also times out
Please tell me what am I doing wrong here.
Best regards Tayyab