Not able to connect to sample app 12c linux server

SasDutta

Hello expert

I have installed 12c virtual machine sample app in order to learn OBIEE 12c. I have started virtual machines and started all the BI servers. But the when I am trying to connect to enterprise manager from host machine web browser by http://demo.us.oracle.com:7001/em, then it is failing to connect. Any guess why this is happening.

Thanks in Advance

[Deleted User]

Depends on how your VM networking is set up. What are you using? NAT? Bridged? Host only?

The last one "Host only" is the simplest if you just want to run the VM as-is. Also all SampleApps have a "What Is My IP" tool which you can run to know the VMs IP.

Gianni Ceresa

In addition to what Christian posted (which is actually how you can get the IP to use), forget "demo.us.oracle.com" as that thing doesn't exist anywhere else than inside the virtual machine itself. So only IP works to access the VM (replace "demo.us.oracle.com" by the IP you get from the "What Is My IP" tool).

SasDutta

Hello every one.

Thanks for all your response. I am able to resolve the issue. I have taken following steps to resolve it. I am posting it here if this helps someone else.

• In virtual box setting, I have set network setting as below

               Attached To:Bridge Adapter

               Promiscuous Mode:Allow All

• I got the ip address from Linux machine
• In my host machine host file I mapped the ip address with demo.us.oracle.com
• I restarted my host machine.

now I am able to connect Linux enterprise manager from my host browser.

Thanks

Sas

Gianni Ceresa

SasDutta wrote:In my host machine host file I mapped the ip address with demo.us.oracle.com

Apparently you don't really care about replies, but stop doing that, it's a useless step !

Your VM get an IP by your network DHCP, which means it can potentially change IP at every start. So you end up editing your host file all the time.

It is useless, use the IP directly instead of demo.us.oracle.com !

The VM needed that because it's a good practice for the install to have a hostname/domain mapped to the host itself, but you don't need to use that domain yourself when connecting to it.

SasDutta

Certainly I do care of the expert reply. However I try to come to solution by doing some trial and error by myself, by doing some research from internet. May be the solution is not best.

Anyway thanks for providing right information.

Thanks

Sas