Open izm1chael opened 2 years ago
Hello @izm1chael,
Please check that the connector has access to the RabbitMQ.
Kind regards, Samuel
Hey @SamuelHassine,
Were would this option be?
As far as I was tracking, the RabbitMQ connection is handled through the production config?
I might have missed somthing
Hello @izm1chael,
You're right, the RabbitMQ connection parameters are passed to the connector through the API, so the configuration is on the platform side. The issue here is not related to the configuration but the fact that your connector seems to have connectivity issue to the RabbitMQ server / cluster.
Are you still experiencing this issue?
Kind regards, Samuel
@SamuelHassine I have a similar issue and I don't know how can I fix this connection refused for the IVRE connector:
Hi,
I was recently pointed to that issue, which I suppose is no longer current. For the record anyway, it seems from the screenshot that the connector cannot connect to the MongoDB instance used by IVRE. Most probably, you did not provide the connector with the IVRE instance's URL in its configuration, and the connector is trying to use the default (MongoDB on localhost).
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OpenCTI appears to be detecting the IVRE connector and is able to queue jobs for it, but there appears to be an issue in the connection between the connector and the platform.
Config is as follows:
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