Kibana dashboard is missing #1379
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Hi this may be a dumb question, but i cannot see the Kibana dashboard on the Tpot web. I'm trying to use the Tpot honey pot for a university project and not sure if i'm missing some important step . i would appreciate if someone help me to understand why its missing . all i can see is
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Hello log in as root on your machine and run the "dps.sh" command to see which service is running. Then you can restart it with the command "systemctl restart tpot" to see if it restarts. |
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Thank you so much for your help . dps.sh showed me that for some reason kibana and logstash both were down . i restarted and it worked . much appreciated 👍 |
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No worries :) With pleasure |
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You may want to allocated more RAM for your instance for all application to consume as the instance should run as documented by TPOT to use 8GB RAM, same goes to other server that should have, more RAM is better performance. |
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Hello Everyone, Is this issue solved yet? I have the same issue where four services (ddospot, kibana, logstash, ma-data )are not starting after systemctl restart tpot command . |
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hi all
Just check your memory allocation on the TPot instance. I had the same
issue and I changed my
allocated RAM to 8GB from 4GB default ( VMware workstation ). For me, it
was solved after that.
Regards
Shain
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restart tpot command .
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Hello
log in as root on your machine and run the "dps.sh" command to see which service is running.
Then you can restart it with the command "systemctl restart tpot" to see if it restarts.