Problem accessing Kibana through the browser

Elastic Stack Kibana
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I have a centOS server on which I installed wazuh, elasticsearch and kibana.
I want to access the previous services through a windows operating system but when I try to enter the server through port 5601 there is no access.

When I enter the command: curl http://localhost:5601 I get as an answer: Kibana server is not ready yet.

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hi @abuit01.

still facing same issue or resolved ?

Thanks
HadoopHelp

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Hi @rameshkr1994, I'm still with the problem

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Hi @abuit01.

please try to change the port no(5601 to 5602) of kibana in kibana.yml .

and restart your kibana server and open with IP:5602 port in web browser .

Thanks
HadoopHelp

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You mention running kibana on centOS and using a browser on Windows. What is the address of the server from the windows machine? localhost refers to the machine you're currently on, in this case the windows machine.

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No, when I talk about localhost I mean the centOS machine. I have modified settings in kibana.yml and now, when I try to enter kibana with the server address in centOS through port 5601, in the browser (windows) I get the answer: "Kibana server is not ready yet"

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Do you see any errors in the kibana logs?

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This is the file kibana.stderr
How do I solve it?
Thanks

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Port 5601 is already in use. You need to determine what is using the port. This might help - https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/unix-linux-check-if-port-is-in-use-command/

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Hi, i got this
Could you help me solve it?
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Its possible that another copy of kibana is already running. Do you know how you're starting kibana? Are you using systemctl or similar?

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I use systemctl

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This explains how to start and stop kibana using systemctl. Might be worthwhile just to start and stop it and see if the error is still there -
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/start-stop.html#_running_kibana_with_literal_systemd_literal

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I stopped kibana to start it again and got the same error.
In the kibana.stdout file I get this

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Stop it and check to see what is using 5601 again. Either its another process we haven't identified ot systemctl might be trying to start two instances of kibana.

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When I stopped it, port 5601 is not used
How do we do so that systemctl does not try to start two instances of kibana?
That must be the mistake

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What do you see when you just run systemctl?

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Nothing
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run just systemctl, not the longer command.

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