Management Console not accessible

SupremeRAID Management Console not accessible from a remote host after Graid Install

Environment

RAID Model: SR-1000, SR-1001, SR-1010

Host Hardware: AMD, Intel

Operating Systems:  Linux

 

Issue

After a successful install, the Graid Management Console is not accessible from a remote host.  A common features of many Linux distributions is that a firewall is enabled by default.

 

There may be other connectivity issues that this article does not account for such as additional firewalls between the server and the remote host, network restrictions/ rules set on networks/ vLANs, and other restrctions. 

 

Resolution

Opening the firewall for the management console requires running a few commands.

 RHEL/ Rocky/ openSUSE/ Fedora


sudo firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=50060/TCP --permanent

sudo firewall-cmd –reload

  

Note:  the port is the default.  If you have changed it from the default, use that number instead.

The “--permanent” flag makes the change permeant after a reboot

The reload command restarts the firewall and ensures the change is loaded.  Some environments MAY require a reboot to take effect.

 

Other Linux distributions may have commands that differ slightly.