Dashboard error

[Wayne Workman]

@BASURILLABAS2 Check to see that the proper interface is set for your server. here’s an article that touches on it: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Troubleshoot_Downloading_-_Multicast

[BASURILLABAS2]

@Wayne-Workman, I have the correct configuration??:

[Wayne Workman]

@BASURILLABAS2 said:

I have the correct configuration??:

Maybe. Did you check the interface name via CLI on the fog server?

[BASURILLABAS2]

@Wayne-Workman:
Yes in the correct interface eth0.

[Tom Elliott]

@BASURILLABAS2 have you look at the browser inspect elements yet? The interface has minimal affect with this all. The interface is only used on the bandwidth graph, which at this point isn’t showing anything to begin with. While the interface is used for the bandwidth graph, it has no impact on the disk usage graph. I believe you’re seeing the issue because there’s some error being thrown. I can’t help without more information though.

If you’re unsure how to get to the console within the browser there is a key combination that will present it to you.

On google chrome press the key combination of SHIFT+CTRL+C. I believe this same combination will do the same on Firefox. IE and edge I have no idea.

[BASURILLABAS2]

The error in in Centos 6, in Ubuntu server 14 work OK

[Tom Elliott]

@BASURILLABAS2 Forgive my rudeness, but what?

[BASURILLABAS2]

@BASURILLABAS2 said:

The error in in Centos 6, in Ubuntu server 14 work OK.
It must have direct internet conection or IP direction of proxy configurated

[Wayne Workman]

@BASURILLABAS2 said:

The error in in Centos 6

I think Tom is wondering why you’re trying to use CentOS 6. Why not use CentOS 7 ?

[Tom Elliott]

@Wayne-Workman no, I’m not wondering about OS, I’m wondering what that information has to do with getting information from the browsers inspection and console.

[BASURILLABAS2]

Solution:

It must have direct internet conection or IP direction of proxy configurated

[Sebastian Roth]

Well then, marking this solved.