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Article Number: 000021492

ECS: How to access buckets when using the aws CLI

Summary: In an instance where the customer has downloaded and installed the AWS CLI application and they are unable to view the contents of a bucket. Or any other commands do not function on a bucket. ...

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Instructions

In the AWS CLI application, it naturally assumes that a user is working with an AWS device. So it defaults the ports to 443 and to https traffic.

In order to properly access the buckets on an ECS array, it is necessary to specify to the endpoint. The connection is to ECS and not AWS by using the following options for the command.

Example: 
# aws --no-verify-ssl s3 ls --endpoint-url https://10.0.0.1:9021 s3://test/


 

Article Properties

Affected Product

ECS Appliance Software without Encryption

Product

ECS Appliance Software without Encryption

Last Published Date

03 Mar 2023

Version

3

Article Type

How To

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