Firewall Ports 443 and 8118 are opened outbound from the cluster subnet to the GW and ports 22 and 8080 opened for inbound traffic from the GW to the Isilon subnet.
We try to run the command isi_gather_info --esrs for sending logs to EMC but the command fails connecting to the ESRS gateway.
Our Firewall support engineers see a connection to the ESRS but the server is not responding.
Is there anything that needs to be done on the ESRS to accept the connection?
Looking like there's a file size limit. I've been passed from the ESRS Support team back to Isilon but not sure what good that will do. A full gather on our clusters is over 5Gb
That would be great. But I'm getting the 'you're not allowed to view this content' message when I click that link. Hopefully this isn't just extending the timeout value of an http upload on the ESRS GW because I've extended it to 3600 seconds and it still doesn't go.
So I had my CE get me the KB article. Are there any examples for the line we're supposed to add to this proxy server that ESRS 3.x has added to the flow?
If I read your previous posts correct you do not use a proxy for ESRS to connect to the Internet. In this case the forward directive will not help. It instructs the ESRS proxy to use another proxy for connection to EMC. Your firewall team found that the ESRS VM is not responding to a connection request from the isi_gather_info script. Please login to the VM as root and issue
netstat -anp | grep :8118
The result should be similar to
tcp 0 0.0.0.0:8118 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 3423/privoxy
If the process is not there you need to try to start the service esrsclientproxy. If this does not help please open a service request with EMC, then we will need to look deeper into this
Manabu_Ito
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Posted November 9th, 2014 08:00
Hello
Could you kindly tell me your ESRS GW server goes trough customer proxy server to connect to the Internet?