Getting ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSE while accessing node application on aws ec2











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I have an instance on AWS (/hvm-ssd/ubuntu) and I want to visualize on the browser the files I upload without using a bucket, but something is preventing me to do so and I get an error ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED on the browser.



Summary:
-Security groups enabled for SSH, HTTP and HTTPS
-I can see/upload/download files and folders using WinSCP
-I can connect using Putty
-I installed node and GIT on the server
-I can run node apps on the terminal
-When trying to access from the browser I use the format http://MYBROWSERIP/



I tried accessing on the browser to see the node app results I was working on and I couldn't, then I decided to try uploading a simple .html file and trying to display it using this format http://MYBROWSERIP/file.html and got the same error.



how can I see this sample file directly without having to create a bucket? my goal is not only to see this simple testing file but others as well.



Thanks.






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  • What is the port of your node application/server? Have you opened that port in your security group?
    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 10 at 23:15










  • Is there a node application running on the server or apache or something that would allow you to see the files?,
    – maxpaj
    Nov 10 at 23:31










  • also, the port should be listening on 0.0.0.0/0 for external access
    – Varun Chandak
    Nov 11 at 6:19










  • Please move your question to Super User (delete here, re-post there). It's off-topic here.
    – Martin Prikryl
    Nov 11 at 8:30















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I have an instance on AWS (/hvm-ssd/ubuntu) and I want to visualize on the browser the files I upload without using a bucket, but something is preventing me to do so and I get an error ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED on the browser.



Summary:
-Security groups enabled for SSH, HTTP and HTTPS
-I can see/upload/download files and folders using WinSCP
-I can connect using Putty
-I installed node and GIT on the server
-I can run node apps on the terminal
-When trying to access from the browser I use the format http://MYBROWSERIP/



I tried accessing on the browser to see the node app results I was working on and I couldn't, then I decided to try uploading a simple .html file and trying to display it using this format http://MYBROWSERIP/file.html and got the same error.



how can I see this sample file directly without having to create a bucket? my goal is not only to see this simple testing file but others as well.



Thanks.






amazon-web-services connectivity







share|improve this question
























  • What is the port of your node application/server? Have you opened that port in your security group?
    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 10 at 23:15










  • Is there a node application running on the server or apache or something that would allow you to see the files?,
    – maxpaj
    Nov 10 at 23:31










  • also, the port should be listening on 0.0.0.0/0 for external access
    – Varun Chandak
    Nov 11 at 6:19










  • Please move your question to Super User (delete here, re-post there). It's off-topic here.
    – Martin Prikryl
    Nov 11 at 8:30













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I have an instance on AWS (/hvm-ssd/ubuntu) and I want to visualize on the browser the files I upload without using a bucket, but something is preventing me to do so and I get an error ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED on the browser.



Summary:
-Security groups enabled for SSH, HTTP and HTTPS
-I can see/upload/download files and folders using WinSCP
-I can connect using Putty
-I installed node and GIT on the server
-I can run node apps on the terminal
-When trying to access from the browser I use the format http://MYBROWSERIP/



I tried accessing on the browser to see the node app results I was working on and I couldn't, then I decided to try uploading a simple .html file and trying to display it using this format http://MYBROWSERIP/file.html and got the same error.



how can I see this sample file directly without having to create a bucket? my goal is not only to see this simple testing file but others as well.



Thanks.






amazon-web-services connectivity







share|improve this question















I have an instance on AWS (/hvm-ssd/ubuntu) and I want to visualize on the browser the files I upload without using a bucket, but something is preventing me to do so and I get an error ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED on the browser.



Summary:
-Security groups enabled for SSH, HTTP and HTTPS
-I can see/upload/download files and folders using WinSCP
-I can connect using Putty
-I installed node and GIT on the server
-I can run node apps on the terminal
-When trying to access from the browser I use the format http://MYBROWSERIP/



I tried accessing on the browser to see the node app results I was working on and I couldn't, then I decided to try uploading a simple .html file and trying to display it using this format http://MYBROWSERIP/file.html and got the same error.



how can I see this sample file directly without having to create a bucket? my goal is not only to see this simple testing file but others as well.



Thanks.






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  • What is the port of your node application/server? Have you opened that port in your security group?
    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 10 at 23:15










  • Is there a node application running on the server or apache or something that would allow you to see the files?,
    – maxpaj
    Nov 10 at 23:31










  • also, the port should be listening on 0.0.0.0/0 for external access
    – Varun Chandak
    Nov 11 at 6:19










  • Please move your question to Super User (delete here, re-post there). It's off-topic here.
    – Martin Prikryl
    Nov 11 at 8:30


















  • What is the port of your node application/server? Have you opened that port in your security group?
    – Mohit Kumar
    Nov 10 at 23:15










  • Is there a node application running on the server or apache or something that would allow you to see the files?,
    – maxpaj
    Nov 10 at 23:31










  • also, the port should be listening on 0.0.0.0/0 for external access
    – Varun Chandak
    Nov 11 at 6:19










  • Please move your question to Super User (delete here, re-post there). It's off-topic here.
    – Martin Prikryl
    Nov 11 at 8:30
















What is the port of your node application/server? Have you opened that port in your security group?
– Mohit Kumar
Nov 10 at 23:15




What is the port of your node application/server? Have you opened that port in your security group?
– Mohit Kumar
Nov 10 at 23:15












Is there a node application running on the server or apache or something that would allow you to see the files?,
– maxpaj
Nov 10 at 23:31




Is there a node application running on the server or apache or something that would allow you to see the files?,
– maxpaj
Nov 10 at 23:31












also, the port should be listening on 0.0.0.0/0 for external access
– Varun Chandak
Nov 11 at 6:19




also, the port should be listening on 0.0.0.0/0 for external access
– Varun Chandak
Nov 11 at 6:19












Please move your question to Super User (delete here, re-post there). It's off-topic here.
– Martin Prikryl
Nov 11 at 8:30




Please move your question to Super User (delete here, re-post there). It's off-topic here.
– Martin Prikryl
Nov 11 at 8:30

















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