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Hi,

Thank you for taking the time to read this post in advance and hopefully you will be able to help me with my minor problem.


So right now I have configured an Amazon Web Service(AWS) instance to have Maven and JBoss and all of the other necessary packages installed on it. On the original Instance, I was able to execute a command:
./standalone.sh -b 0.0.0.0 -bmanagement 0.0.0.0 -c standalone-full.xml


and through that command, I was able to start my server and then login through the admin console with : ec2-xxxx-xxx:9990 and I would see the login information and bam, I'm in.

Now, since I do not want to do this everytime when create a new instance, I've created an AMI through this instance and for testing purposes, I tried starting the server, which works, but now when I try to go to my browser and enter ec2-xxx-xxxx:9990, I am unable to reach the console page.

Does anyone know why this is happening? Or how to get around this? Please describe in detail if you can.

Thanks in advance!
 
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What error do you get and what exact URL do you use?
 
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And have you signed on to the instance to verify that the JBoss AS server is running, that it has port 9990 open, and that that port is open in the firewall?

Can you access it from the instance using http://localhost:9990?
 
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I was able to fix it, guys. thanks for the advice and help. the issue was with the security group. i thought i connected it to the same one i had with the original, but i had chosen a different one that did not have the port 9990 open.
 
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