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Hello, The Problem: Clearml Ui (And Service In General, E.G. Task Logging) Is Unreachable Via The Vpn-Internal Ip Of The Machine It Was Deployed On. Was Reachable Last Week And Before. Background: Clearml Server On Linux On Remote Machine, Client - Lo

Hello,

The problem: clearml UI (and service in general, e.g. task logging) is unreachable via the VPN-internal IP of the machine it was deployed on. Was reachable last week and before.

Background:
Clearml server on Linux on remote machine, client - local machine.

Last week and earlier I could access the clearml web UI via the remote machine IP in the browser (and create tasks via that IP in clearml.conf aswell)

Had to do some linux updates and redeploy clearml server, now i can access web UI & the service only if i do port-forwarding to that remote machine (VSCode remote extension actually does this for me), and access only via localhost or 0.0.0.0 IP. Can't share results with stakeholders and all that. Configuring CLEARML_HOST_IP does nothing.

Where should I search for a problem? Nginx, vpn, router, firewall? Or is there a workaround?

  
  
Posted one year ago
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Hi GloriousPenguin2

Had to do some linux updates and redeploy clearml server, now i can access web UI & the service only if i do port-forwarding to that remote machine

So you are saying before you were able to directly browse to the server, but now you need a "jump box" ?

  
  
Posted one year ago

What happened in the server configuration that all of a sudden you have zero ports open?

  
  
Posted one year ago