Hi There,
I’m new and learning GeoServer for web GIS.
I’d like to access GeoServer from my sub-domain ‘www.geotool.mydomain.com’.
Following the steps mentioned below, I’ve installed GeoServer on to AWS EC2 instance (ID: i-d4c52dd9).
- Installed Apache HTTP and Tomcat on Amazon WS (AWS) EC2 instance (MS Windows Server 2012 R2 64 bit).
- Deployed GeoServer .WAR file on Tomcat; port 8080.
- Added inbound TCP rules in Security Group of AWS to allow port 80 and 22 for Apache and SSH respectively. TCP rule for RDP, Port 3389 is allowed by default in Inbound.
- Can access GeoServer from ‘http://localhost:8080/geoserver/web’ on server machine.
- Firewall on Windows Server is disabled fot both Private and Public.
- My Amazon instance assigns new Public IP to my EC2 instance everytime I launch.
I’ve tried the followings to pursue the goal, but didn’t work.
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Followed How do I get Geoserver to run on my Webserver? - entered my sub-domain ‘www.geotool.mydomain.com’ in Proxy Base URL, but I get timed out error. Links suggested by the user ‘iant’ don’t work anymore.
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I could not quite get How to proxy Geoserver through Apache in Windows for Windows Server.
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Can acces GeoServer from localhost, however, can’t access from Server IP, e.g. ‘http://10.129.13.8:8080/geoserver’.
There seem to be insufficient information on this issue.
Can someone please guide me how to resolve this?
Thanks in advance,Ankit
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