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<div> <section id="top" class="docsection"><a id="troubleshooting"></a><h1>Troubleshooting</h1> <p>If you are unable to find your solution here please use any of the <a href="/support/">support</a> options.</p> </section><section id="unable_to_log_on_to_web_page"><a id="unable_to_log_on_to_web_page"></a><h2 id="unable_to_log_on_to_web_page">Unable to log on to web page</h2> <p>You should be using Firefox/Chrome/Safari/IE 10+ to logon to webtrisul at</p> <pre><code>http://&lt;hostname&gt;:3000</code></pre> <p>Username = <code>admin</code> Password=<code>admin</code></p> <h5>1. Check if linux firewall allows port 3000</h5> <p>Allow port 3000 through your iptables</p> <pre><code>iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 3000 -j ACCEPT</code></pre> <p>Or try disabling iptables altogether and see if that helps.</p> <pre><code>service iptables stop</code></pre> <h5>2. Check if another daemon is running on port 3000</h5> <pre><code>netstat -pant | grep 3000</code></pre> <p>If another process if using Port 3000, <a href="/docs/howto/index.html">Change Trisul Webserver Port</a></p> <h5>5. Bad Gateway error</h5> <p>Make sure your browser proxy settings are correct.</p> </section><section id="unable_to_install_rpm"><a id="unable_to_install_rpm"></a><h2 id="unable_to_install_rpm">Unable to install <span class="caps">RPM</span> </h2> <p>If you installed CentOS from CD-1 as a minimal server install, it may not have the libpcap library.</p> <pre><code> [root@localhost lib]# rpm -Uvh trisul-1.2.647-0.el5.x86_64.rpm error: Failed dependencies: libpcap.so.0.9.4()(64bit) is needed by trisul-1.2.647-0.el5.x86_64 [root@localhost lib]# </code></pre> <p>To rectify this, install the libpcap package and retry.</p> <pre><code>yum install libpcap</code></pre> </section><section id="trisul_startup_trouble_?"><a id="trisul_startup_trouble_?"></a><h2 id="trisul_startup_trouble_?">Trisul startup trouble ?</h2> <h5>1. Check if the trisul process is running</h5> <pre><code>ps -C trisul </code></pre> <h5>2. Check the main log file for any error messages</h5> <pre><code>more /usr/local/var/log/trisul/ns-001.log</code></pre> <p>Look for messages with level of <code>ERROR</code> or <code>FATAL</code></p> <h5>3. Does interface eth0 exist ?</h5> <p>By default trisul listens for network traffic on interface eth0. <br> Check if interface eth0 exists and is UP.</p> <pre><code>ifconfig eth0</code></pre> <h5>3. Check if the Webtrisul <span class="caps">HTTP</span> stack is running</h5> <p>Trisul uses the nginx and thin servers. Check if they are running.</p> <pre><code>ps -ef | grep thin ps -ef | grep nginx</code></pre> <h5>4. Check webserver logs</h5> <p>Check if the webserver encountered any errors starting up.</p> <pre><code> more /usr/local/share/webtrisul/log/nginx.error.log more /usr/local/share/webtrisul/log/thin.0.log</code></pre></section> </div>