would like to check physical network ports with python scripts ports information as following, Python scripts can check if ServerID has 2 or more physical network lines to differents network devices. ServerID,NetworkID,Port name Server_1,NW_1,ge-0/0/8 Server_2,NW_2,ge-0/0/5 Server_3,NW_3,Ethernet7/15 Server_4,NW4,ae4 Server_4,NW4,ge-2/2/0 Server_4,NW4,ge-2/2/1 Server_4,NW4,ge-2/2/2 Server_4,NW4,ge-2/3/0 Server_4,NW4,ge-2/3/1 Server_10,NW5,ae4 Server_10,NW5,ge-2/2/0 Server_10,NW5,ge-2/2/1 Server_10,NW5,ge-2/2/2 Server_10,NW5,ge-2/3/0 Server_10,NW5,ge-2/3/1 Server_16,NW6,ae5 Server_16,NW6,ge-2/2/3 Server_16,NW6,ge-2/2/4 Server_16,NW6,ge-2/2/5 Server_16,NW6,ge-2/3/2 Server_16,NW6,ge-2/3/3 Server_22,NW7,ae5 Server_22,NW7,ge-2/2/3 Server_22,NW7,ge-2/2/4 Server_22,NW7,ge-2/2/5 Server_22,NW7,ge-2/3/2 Server_22,NW7,ge-2/3/3
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Airflow: ‘ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED’ on port 8080 & 8081
I installed airflow (v 2.2.4) on the ami below: The folder it currently lives in is here (But should I relocate this somewhere else per these docs?) AMI INFO: And the issue I am having is that after I run airflow initdb – which works great, I run airflow webserver and when I try to copy in the http value
Controlling port numbers in use when connecting to FTP via Python’s ftplib behind a firewall
I’m trying to connect to a FTP server from behind a firewall that accepts outputs from the port range 6100–6200 only. I’m (rather naively, but based on a read of the documentation) trying: But this gives the error: From the same machine, I can successfully list the files using curl: How can I connect to a regular (i.e. port 21)