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avinashpatil
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5 years ago
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JMS Active MQ - Failed to validate account

Hello Friends,
Need a help configuring JMS ActiveMQ account.
After trying multiple configuration settings still not able to validate account.
Please suggest solution. Find the attached configuration.


TCP connectivity test.

  • mbowen's avatar
    mbowen
    5 years ago

    Ok. There are limitations with a trial account. A Groundplex isn’t available, which means to access your Active MQ instance, your machine needs to be accessible over the Internet!

    A Groundplex is a plex that is customer-managed, and so you could install other software on it, such as Active MQ. The Groundplex can be an on-premise instance or cloud-based instance. Cloudplexes, by contrast, are cloud-based and managed by SnapLogic.

    It sounds like your experimenting with Active MQ. Many of the cloud providers allow you to spin up this service. I think Amazon’s MQ wraps Apache Active MQ.

    I don’t want this to tarnish your impression of SnapLogic, because we really do have a big offering. I didn’t realize you were on a trial account.

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  • mbowen's avatar
    mbowen
    Employee
    5 years ago

    It seems there is an issue with name resolution. I’m not familiar with the Test-NetConnection script. It looks like you’re on Windows. As an experiment, does it work if you replace the hostname in the provider url with the IP address ?

    java.naming.provider.url = tcp://192.168.0.12:61616

    Alternatively, you could define a mapping for this hostname in your Windows host file. Not sure what versions of Windows you are running; maybe in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

    192.168.0.12 PC1J57TA
    • avinashpatil's avatar
      avinashpatil
      New Contributor
      5 years ago

      Thanks for update, I have already tried with replacing machine name with IP address/localhost/127.0.0.1 but its throwing same exception. Yes, I am trying on Window 10.
      As suggested, I have tried DNS mapping option but it did not work.

      • mbowen's avatar
        mbowen
        Employee
        5 years ago

        Bummer. Definitely something to do with name resolution. If broker was down, or or port invalid, you would get a ConnectionException. Similarly, a SocketException would be raised if bad ip.

        I’m able to reproduce locally if I use an invalid hostname. A valid hostname successfully validates (Linux).

        You may want to file a support ticket. We have a lot of in-house expertise with Windows, just I don’t.