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on automirror.tf line 56, in resource "aws_iam_role" "auto_mirror_role": #10

Closed SabyasachiRana closed 3 years ago

SabyasachiRana commented 4 years ago

Error: timeout - last error: dial tcp 54.236.19.43:22: i/o timeout

Error: Error creating IAM Role auto_mirror_role: InternalFailure: status code: 500, request id: a8c10961-b0fb-437c-94fa-f35c95c6b25e

on automirror.tf line 56, in resource "aws_iam_role" "auto_mirror_role": 56: resource "aws_iam_role" "auto_mirror_role" {

weslambert commented 4 years ago

You may want to start fresh and try again. There shouldn't be any issue with that particular component. It sounds like something with your own DNS/network. Also, are you doing this in a VM or on your own local machine?

terraform destroy --auto-approve terraform apply --auto-approve

SabyasachiRana commented 4 years ago

I'm using a T3.Medium Instance in AWS

weslambert commented 4 years ago

To be clear, you are launching Terraform from a T3 Medium instance in AWS? Or are you simply referring to the size of the instance you are using for Security Onion? Otherwise, you would have to launch Terraform from your local laptop or from a VM, correct? Could it be something with the date/time or networking locally? I just ran through the install and it worked fine for me just now.

SabyasachiRana commented 4 years ago

I'm Using T3 Medium instance in AWS but the main Problem in Automirror, As mention Above

jinwoov commented 3 years ago

@SabyasachiRana I would try to check your IAM role. I had to give full admin access for auto mirroring to configure. Otherwise, in securityonion-cloud/terraform/aws/terraform.tfvars, you can turn automirroring off by changing it to false, then manually configure mirror on AWS.

weslambert commented 3 years ago

Closing due to inactivity.