Re: [jdev] Connecting to a ejabberd server installed in a AWS linux instance using Pidgin

@Abhishek, In your AWS account add a LoadBalancer in front of your ec2 instance. Also allow TCP traffic on ports 5222 and 5223 to flow through and forward to ec2 instance. Configure your ec2 security group to allow incoming traffic only from your load balancer. Regards Vaibhav On Fri, Apr

Re: [jdev] Connecting to a ejabberd server installed in a AWS linux instance using Pidgin

Thank you for the reply Vaibhav. I actually just solved the issue. The problem was that in the AWS server instance -> security groups I just needed to add support for xmpp messages to flow. I just allowed the traffic to flow and All protocols to be used(as there isn't any option for XMPP

Re: [jdev] Connecting to a ejabberd server installed in a AWS linux instance using Pidgin

Are the ports exposed and are you using the correct url to connect to your xmpp server? Regards Vaibhav On Fri, Apr 21, 2017 at 4:20 PM, Abhishek Ranjan wrote: > Hi, > > I am a xmpp noob. I have installed ejabberd over a linux instance in AWS > server. I wanted to

[jdev] Connecting to a ejabberd server installed in a AWS linux instance using Pidgin

Hi, I am a xmpp noob. I have installed ejabberd over a linux instance in AWS server. I wanted to connect to this server using a client named Pidgin. I have created a new user on ejabberd on the AWS server. But when I am using this user to connect to the ejabberd on AWS server I am not able to