Jenkins container running but not accessible via host
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I have installed jenkins on a VM and it is showing as up and running but not accessible via host.
Below is the command for running jenkins:
docker pull jenkins
docker run -p 9080:9080 -p 50000:50000 jenkins
I tried accessing via:
http://10.34.38.100:9080
That did not work though: what would be the right URL to access Jenkins?
ubuntu jenkins
edited Jan 17 at 5:35
VonC
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asked Jan 17 at 5:27
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I have installed jenkins on a VM and it is showing as up and running but not accessible via host.
Below is the command for running jenkins:
docker pull jenkins
docker run -p 9080:9080 -p 50000:50000 jenkins
I tried accessing via:
http://10.34.38.100:9080
That did not work though: what would be the right URL to access Jenkins?
ubuntu jenkins
edited Jan 17 at 5:35
VonC
824k28425913120
asked Jan 17 at 5:27
Tanya C
256
jenkins is exposing 8080 so you have to map 8080 on your desired port 9080 (or 8080) like this: -p 9080:8080. After that you can check the answer of VonC
– lvthillo
Jan 17 at 6:33
thanks..this solved our issue...
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:55
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up vote
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I have installed jenkins on a VM and it is showing as up and running but not accessible via host.
Below is the command for running jenkins:
docker pull jenkins
docker run -p 9080:9080 -p 50000:50000 jenkins
I tried accessing via:
http://10.34.38.100:9080
That did not work though: what would be the right URL to access Jenkins?
ubuntu jenkins
edited Jan 17 at 5:35
VonC
824k28425913120
asked Jan 17 at 5:27
Tanya C
256
I have installed jenkins on a VM and it is showing as up and running but not accessible via host.
Below is the command for running jenkins:
docker pull jenkins
docker run -p 9080:9080 -p 50000:50000 jenkins
I tried accessing via:
http://10.34.38.100:9080
That did not work though: what would be the right URL to access Jenkins?
ubuntu jenkins
ubuntu jenkins
edited Jan 17 at 5:35
VonC
824k28425913120
asked Jan 17 at 5:27
Tanya C
256
edited Jan 17 at 5:35
VonC
824k28425913120
asked Jan 17 at 5:27
Tanya C
256
edited Jan 17 at 5:35
VonC
824k28425913120
edited Jan 17 at 5:35
VonC
824k28425913120
edited Jan 17 at 5:35
VonC
824k28425913120
824k28425913120
asked Jan 17 at 5:27
Tanya C
256
asked Jan 17 at 5:27
Tanya C
256
asked Jan 17 at 5:27
Tanya C
256
256
jenkins is exposing 8080 so you have to map 8080 on your desired port 9080 (or 8080) like this: -p 9080:8080. After that you can check the answer of VonC
– lvthillo
Jan 17 at 6:33
thanks..this solved our issue...
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:55
add a comment |
jenkins is exposing 8080 so you have to map 8080 on your desired port 9080 (or 8080) like this: -p 9080:8080. After that you can check the answer of VonC
– lvthillo
Jan 17 at 6:33
thanks..this solved our issue...
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:55
jenkins is exposing 8080 so you have to map 8080 on your desired port 9080 (or 8080) like this: -p 9080:8080. After that you can check the answer of VonC
– lvthillo
Jan 17 at 6:33
jenkins is exposing 8080 so you have to map 8080 on your desired port 9080 (or 8080) like this: -p 9080:8080. After that you can check the answer of VonC
– lvthillo
Jan 17 at 6:33
thanks..this solved our issue...
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:55
thanks..this solved our issue...
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:55
add a comment |
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It depends on your VM (VMWare? VirtualBox) and host (the actual OS which has installed a VM)
IF you are using Docker for Windows, it would use the HyperV VM (Windows 10 only), and http://localhost:8080 would work.
Same idea with Docker for Mac, and its XHyve Hypervisor.
But with an actual VM, you might need to setup a port forwarding before being able to do http://localhost:8080, or to use the IP of the VM itself (for example docker-machine ip default 192.168.99.100).
And that supposes your Jenkins application publishes its port to the one you want, as commented by lvthillo: -p 9080:8080.
See docker run publish port.
Every Localhost having some IP address, So If you use docker in windows by Docker ToolBox at the Don't Check with Localhost:8080 in your browser why because that is not the actual host.Your Localhost running in Vmware so you can check your IP address by using this Command (docker-machine ip default)
For Example :
I got 192.168.99.100 - using this IP to run the Jenkins like 192.168.99.100:8080
edited Nov 11 at 16:17
HackPro
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answered Jan 17 at 5:32
VonC
824k28425913120
Hi, I've installed it on Ubuntu in VMWare. Have selected Bridged adapter in port forwarding. Still, this is not connecting.
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:46
@TanyaC is still not connecting using which IP address? (see superuser.com/a/571210/141) Or in the same page superuser.com/a/726147/141.
– VonC
Jan 17 at 6:58
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
It depends on your VM (VMWare? VirtualBox) and host (the actual OS which has installed a VM)
IF you are using Docker for Windows, it would use the HyperV VM (Windows 10 only), and http://localhost:8080 would work.
Same idea with Docker for Mac, and its XHyve Hypervisor.
But with an actual VM, you might need to setup a port forwarding before being able to do http://localhost:8080, or to use the IP of the VM itself (for example docker-machine ip default 192.168.99.100).
And that supposes your Jenkins application publishes its port to the one you want, as commented by lvthillo: -p 9080:8080.
See docker run publish port.
Every Localhost having some IP address, So If you use docker in windows by Docker ToolBox at the Don't Check with Localhost:8080 in your browser why because that is not the actual host.Your Localhost running in Vmware so you can check your IP address by using this Command (docker-machine ip default)
For Example :
I got 192.168.99.100 - using this IP to run the Jenkins like 192.168.99.100:8080
edited Nov 11 at 16:17
HackPro
33
answered Jan 17 at 5:32
VonC
824k28425913120
Hi, I've installed it on Ubuntu in VMWare. Have selected Bridged adapter in port forwarding. Still, this is not connecting.
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:46
@TanyaC is still not connecting using which IP address? (see superuser.com/a/571210/141) Or in the same page superuser.com/a/726147/141.
– VonC
Jan 17 at 6:58
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
It depends on your VM (VMWare? VirtualBox) and host (the actual OS which has installed a VM)
IF you are using Docker for Windows, it would use the HyperV VM (Windows 10 only), and http://localhost:8080 would work.
Same idea with Docker for Mac, and its XHyve Hypervisor.
But with an actual VM, you might need to setup a port forwarding before being able to do http://localhost:8080, or to use the IP of the VM itself (for example docker-machine ip default 192.168.99.100).
And that supposes your Jenkins application publishes its port to the one you want, as commented by lvthillo: -p 9080:8080.
See docker run publish port.
Every Localhost having some IP address, So If you use docker in windows by Docker ToolBox at the Don't Check with Localhost:8080 in your browser why because that is not the actual host.Your Localhost running in Vmware so you can check your IP address by using this Command (docker-machine ip default)
For Example :
I got 192.168.99.100 - using this IP to run the Jenkins like 192.168.99.100:8080
edited Nov 11 at 16:17
HackPro
33
answered Jan 17 at 5:32
VonC
824k28425913120
Hi, I've installed it on Ubuntu in VMWare. Have selected Bridged adapter in port forwarding. Still, this is not connecting.
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:46
@TanyaC is still not connecting using which IP address? (see superuser.com/a/571210/141) Or in the same page superuser.com/a/726147/141.
– VonC
Jan 17 at 6:58
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
It depends on your VM (VMWare? VirtualBox) and host (the actual OS which has installed a VM)
IF you are using Docker for Windows, it would use the HyperV VM (Windows 10 only), and http://localhost:8080 would work.
Same idea with Docker for Mac, and its XHyve Hypervisor.
But with an actual VM, you might need to setup a port forwarding before being able to do http://localhost:8080, or to use the IP of the VM itself (for example docker-machine ip default 192.168.99.100).
And that supposes your Jenkins application publishes its port to the one you want, as commented by lvthillo: -p 9080:8080.
See docker run publish port.
Every Localhost having some IP address, So If you use docker in windows by Docker ToolBox at the Don't Check with Localhost:8080 in your browser why because that is not the actual host.Your Localhost running in Vmware so you can check your IP address by using this Command (docker-machine ip default)
For Example :
I got 192.168.99.100 - using this IP to run the Jenkins like 192.168.99.100:8080
edited Nov 11 at 16:17
HackPro
33
answered Jan 17 at 5:32
VonC
824k28425913120
It depends on your VM (VMWare? VirtualBox) and host (the actual OS which has installed a VM)
IF you are using Docker for Windows, it would use the HyperV VM (Windows 10 only), and http://localhost:8080 would work.
Same idea with Docker for Mac, and its XHyve Hypervisor.
But with an actual VM, you might need to setup a port forwarding before being able to do http://localhost:8080, or to use the IP of the VM itself (for example docker-machine ip default 192.168.99.100).
And that supposes your Jenkins application publishes its port to the one you want, as commented by lvthillo: -p 9080:8080.
See docker run publish port.
Every Localhost having some IP address, So If you use docker in windows by Docker ToolBox at the Don't Check with Localhost:8080 in your browser why because that is not the actual host.Your Localhost running in Vmware so you can check your IP address by using this Command (docker-machine ip default)
For Example :
I got 192.168.99.100 - using this IP to run the Jenkins like 192.168.99.100:8080
edited Nov 11 at 16:17
HackPro
33
answered Jan 17 at 5:32
VonC
824k28425913120
edited Nov 11 at 16:17
HackPro
33
edited Nov 11 at 16:17
HackPro
33
edited Nov 11 at 16:17
HackPro
33
33
answered Jan 17 at 5:32
VonC
824k28425913120
answered Jan 17 at 5:32
VonC
824k28425913120
answered Jan 17 at 5:32
VonC
824k28425913120
824k28425913120
Hi, I've installed it on Ubuntu in VMWare. Have selected Bridged adapter in port forwarding. Still, this is not connecting.
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:46
@TanyaC is still not connecting using which IP address? (see superuser.com/a/571210/141) Or in the same page superuser.com/a/726147/141.
– VonC
Jan 17 at 6:58
add a comment |
Hi, I've installed it on Ubuntu in VMWare. Have selected Bridged adapter in port forwarding. Still, this is not connecting.
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:46
@TanyaC is still not connecting using which IP address? (see superuser.com/a/571210/141) Or in the same page superuser.com/a/726147/141.
– VonC
Jan 17 at 6:58
Hi, I've installed it on Ubuntu in VMWare. Have selected Bridged adapter in port forwarding. Still, this is not connecting.
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:46
Hi, I've installed it on Ubuntu in VMWare. Have selected Bridged adapter in port forwarding. Still, this is not connecting.
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:46
@TanyaC is still not connecting using which IP address? (see superuser.com/a/571210/141) Or in the same page superuser.com/a/726147/141.
– VonC
Jan 17 at 6:58
@TanyaC is still not connecting using which IP address? (see superuser.com/a/571210/141) Or in the same page superuser.com/a/726147/141.
– VonC
Jan 17 at 6:58
add a comment |
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jenkins is exposing 8080 so you have to map 8080 on your desired port 9080 (or 8080) like this: -p 9080:8080. After that you can check the answer of VonC
– lvthillo
Jan 17 at 6:33
thanks..this solved our issue...
– Tanya C
Jan 17 at 6:55