Unable to Open Nagios WebConsole-'PageCannotbeDisplayed'

[Giorgio Zarrelli]

Error log is the key

Ciao,

Giorgio

Il giorno 30/mar/2010, alle ore 03.03,  
<ravishankar.gundlapali at wipro.com> ha scritto:

>> Hi,
>>
>> Please see the output mentioned in the attachment.
>>
>> Request someone to please help me on this as I am not able to
> understand what is the error.
>> Thanks & Regards,
>
> To quickly summarize: You mentioned you are entering http://localhost
> and getting a "Page Cannot Be Displayed" error.
>
> This may be a dumb question, byt where are you entering
> "http://localhost"?  I would assume it's a web browser, but is it a  
> web
> browser being run from the same machine you've installed Apache on?
>
> Yes I am running the web browser from the same machine where I have
> installed Apche.
>
> Also, it would help to know *specifically* what the error is.  Is it a
> timeout? A DNS lookup error?  Something else?  there should be more
> details, and it would help if you could pass those on.
>
> I am getting as Page Cannot be displayed.
>
> Off the top of my head, given that you have Apache running and bound  
> to
> port 80, the following seem the most likely:
>
> Either a) Your browser and your webserver are on two different  
> machines,
> so using "http://localhost" is not going to work, since it points to  
> the
> machine your browser is on,
>
> b) "localhost" is somehow not defined on the machine you're using, or
>
> c) your Apache configuration is incorrect.
>
> Let me throw in a little tip on asking questions on mailing lists  
> while
> I'm here. Details are good.  Knowing what your Apache configuration
> looks like, what's showing up in the logs, *exactly* what you're doing
> to test and what the *complete* results are of those tests, and any
> other information you have that we don't would really help someone  
> else
> troubleshoot your issue.
>
> You've given us very little, and as a result what you now have is a
> bunch of people throwing out wild guesses since we've got no real data
> from you to work with.
>
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