I am testing Metabase on Windows 2019 server and MS SqlServer.
if I use H2 for internal data and simply start Metabase (java -jar metabase.jar) I regularly access the site on port 3000, both locally and remotely.
if I use Postgres for internal data, I regularly access the site on port 3000 locally.
but remotely the connection is refused.
with Postgres, I run a bat file as follows:
set MB_PASSWORD_COMPLEXITY=weak
set MB_PASSWORD_LENGTH=8
set MB_JETTY_HOST=localhost
set MB_JETTY_PORT=3000
set MB_DB_TYPE=postgres
set MB_DB_DBNAME=metabase_test
set MB_DB_PORT=5432
set MB_DB_USER=metabase_test
set MB_DB_PASS=metabase_test
set MB_DB_HOST=localhost
set MB_EMOJI_IN_LOGS=false
java -jar metabase.jar
Note that nothing changes with windows firewall OFF or with windows firewall ON and port 3000 enabled.
any suggestions?
thank you.
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