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First of all, thanks a lot for OSS in general and the new graph explorer that looks very promising!
I'm using OSS on an AWS EC2 instance (hence not using a localhost url).
When clicking on the neo4j browser link in 'Alternate you can query, explore and visualize the documents and entities graph in Neo4j browser by Cypher queries.', it redirects me to http://localhost:7474/browser/
This doesn't work when using a remote host (localhost should be replaced by the remote host IP address, though I'm not sure if that is something that can be done automatically).
Is the neo4j module up and running automatically or do I need to start a neo4j server and/or modify the configuration files to use it?
Right now it tells me "This site can’t be reached" when I try to access it (while replacing 'localhost' with the remote host IP address). Note that it works for the SOLR server on port 8983 and that I opened the port 7474 for inbound requests as well.
Thanks for your help!
Yoann
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Hi,
First of all, thanks a lot for OSS in general and the new graph explorer that looks very promising!
I'm using OSS on an AWS EC2 instance (hence not using a localhost url).
When clicking on the neo4j browser link in 'Alternate you can query, explore and visualize the documents and entities graph in Neo4j browser by Cypher queries.', it redirects me to http://localhost:7474/browser/
This doesn't work when using a remote host (localhost should be replaced by the remote host IP address, though I'm not sure if that is something that can be done automatically).
Is the neo4j module up and running automatically or do I need to start a neo4j server and/or modify the configuration files to use it?
Right now it tells me "This site can’t be reached" when I try to access it (while replacing 'localhost' with the remote host IP address). Note that it works for the SOLR server on port 8983 and that I opened the port 7474 for inbound requests as well.
Thanks for your help!
Yoann
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: