> B connections will not show in A logs unless there is an error.
>
> Can you connect to A from A using a java client or hql?
>
> What do you have for your hbase.master? Is it A's hostname and port
> 6 as in "A:6"? (It should not be localhost if you want to
> connect from a remote host).
B connections will not show in A logs unless there is an error.
Can you connect to A from A using a java client or hql?
What do you have for your hbase.master? Is it A's hostname and port
6 as in "A:6"? (It should not be localhost if you want to
connect from a remote host).
If A is
> Yes u can connect remotely to Hbase. For that
> 1. Hbase version on both machines.
> 2. Both machines should have similiar Hbase configuration .
> 3. HMaster should be running on node A for accepting connections from B.
>
> Just try this out and also check the Hadoop logs directory for Hbase
> r
related
errors.
Also if error persists please cut paste the actual logs and error troubling you.
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Peeyush
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 3/20/2008 3:41 AM
To: hbase-user@hadoop.apache.org
Subject: remote connection to hbase
Hi
is there
Hi
is there any posibility to connect to hbase from remote machine ?
i have two machines : A and B, and i have setup on A hadoop 0.17 with
newest hbase from svn.
but i cant connect from B to A:6. (all firewalls are disabled)
on netstat i see that connection to hbase is enable only f
