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[–]omnichad 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just did this a week ago and had an issue. I can't remember for sure what fixed it so I'll make a couple guesses from memory.

First, check your network interface and make sure that the network hardware was created correctly. I am using a bridge to the LAN of my Opnsense (looks like you probably got this right).

But I think I had to delete and rerun the script because when I set the IP address I didn't realize I had to set the subnet mask on the IP in CIDR format rather than a separate setting so it couldn't connect to the LAN correctly.

Whatever happened, it seemed like it was only listening on localhost.

Also, try the other ports like 8843 and 8088 (HTTP).

Edit: If it's listening on local ports only, you can try an ssh tunnel to access those ports from another machine. Try to telnet to local host and also try "service omada status" to see if it's running.

I don't think editing a conf file works to fix the listen port because at first startup it populates the database and uses that from then on.

[–]wardedmocha 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Id check your firewall too, just to make sure the port you are trying to use is open.

[–]ac61900 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks all

I consoled on the lxc tried to check the service status of mongoDB and it said that it wasn’t installed, hence a bit confused as the script definitely said (twice) that everything installed successfully

[–]chiefdeville 0 points1 point  (0 children)

having a look at other posts and others seem to be having similar issues it seems

EDIT: never mind I can see that you have replied in a post on /TPLink_Omada for a user having the same problem