Cannot connect to localhost:8095

[Austin Delorme]

I have unzipped the crowd folders into a directory, and have changed the crowd-init.properties to indicate where I want the Crowd Home directory (which is not the same as the installation directory). I click start-service.bat, and the cmd window flashes up. Despite these, when I try to connect to localhost:8095, I cannot.

I am using IE9, and installing Crowd on a remote server, connecting with Remote Desktop.

[Austin Delorme · Accepted solution]

I believe the issue was that I did not run the start_service.bat as an administrator, so there was nothing to access at http://localhost:8095

[Addam Webber]

Just clicking on the batch file even if you run as administrator just does not work for me. What I have to do is open a cmd prompt as administrator. Then start the batch from the command line. This works on windows 7 ultimate 32-bit.

The crowd command window will open and stay opened until you run the stop batch.

[Edward]

This was my solution as well. I'm running this on Server 2016.

[Casey Harford]

That would definitly do it!

[Casey Harford]

Are you acccessing the "localhost" from within the remote desktop session, or from your workstation? You may need to swap "localhost" with the ip address of your server.

[Harry Chan]

Hi, can you post the full URL you are trying to access? Although Chrome and Firefox inserts this for you, sometimes in IE when you do localhost:8095, it doesn't add http:// to the front and causes issues. Ensure you are accessing it via http://localhost:8095.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

I'm afraid the answer to that is "read the logs". There's not a lot we can help you with unless you can read the logs....

[Austin Delorme]

I am not sure, how do I check that?

[Vishwajeet Singh]

are there any exceptions in the logs ?