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Mongodb Atlas cannot view clusters from another computer
Random record from MongoDBNoSQL (MongoDB) vs Lucene (or Solr) as your databaseHow do I drop a MongoDB database from the command line?mongodb atlas connection issues with sslYii2 Can't connect to the MongoDB clusterReading of DBname.system.indexes failed on Atlas cluster by mongobee after getting connectedMongoDB Atlas : MongoCursorTimeoutException (ERROR): : Read timed out after reading 0 bytes, waited for -1.000000 secondsIs there a way to test an M10 Atlas cluster on MongoDB Atlas?Google App Engine equivalent VPC Peering with MongoDB AtlasConnection to MongoDB Atlas Cluster error
I can log in to my MongoDB atlas but I can't access to clusters from a different computer than that i used for registering. I even couldn't use the other os in my computer to access it. On other computers, i see it as the project is never touched, no data, no new users, it looks just empty, but it isn't. I couldn't find any settings for that nor google did help me about that issue.
There is an actually a cluster created here, but i can't see it on this computer.
mongodb mongodb-atlas
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I can log in to my MongoDB atlas but I can't access to clusters from a different computer than that i used for registering. I even couldn't use the other os in my computer to access it. On other computers, i see it as the project is never touched, no data, no new users, it looks just empty, but it isn't. I couldn't find any settings for that nor google did help me about that issue.
There is an actually a cluster created here, but i can't see it on this computer.
mongodb mongodb-atlas
asked Mar 7 at 22:07
codemonkeycodemonkey
3910
Are you certain it's the same cluster and project ? Can you try connecting to it viamongoshell from both OS and see whether you have access to the information ?
– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 8 at 2:26
@WanBachtiar Yeah I'm sure. Today I encountered this problem with another computer, and another account, logged on to the same project but no cluster again. We whitelisted all IP's btw.
– codemonkey
Mar 8 at 11:37
That's quite strange, you should be able to access the cluster as long as you use the right credentials (same account). The IP whitelist only applies to access via MongoDB clients to the cluster itself, not to the Atlas configuration
– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 11 at 20:48
add a comment |
I can log in to my MongoDB atlas but I can't access to clusters from a different computer than that i used for registering. I even couldn't use the other os in my computer to access it. On other computers, i see it as the project is never touched, no data, no new users, it looks just empty, but it isn't. I couldn't find any settings for that nor google did help me about that issue.
There is an actually a cluster created here, but i can't see it on this computer.
mongodb mongodb-atlas
asked Mar 7 at 22:07
codemonkeycodemonkey
3910
I can log in to my MongoDB atlas but I can't access to clusters from a different computer than that i used for registering. I even couldn't use the other os in my computer to access it. On other computers, i see it as the project is never touched, no data, no new users, it looks just empty, but it isn't. I couldn't find any settings for that nor google did help me about that issue.
There is an actually a cluster created here, but i can't see it on this computer.
mongodb mongodb-atlas
mongodb mongodb-atlas
asked Mar 7 at 22:07
codemonkeycodemonkey
3910
asked Mar 7 at 22:07
codemonkeycodemonkey
3910
asked Mar 7 at 22:07
codemonkeycodemonkey
3910
asked Mar 7 at 22:07
codemonkeycodemonkey
3910
asked Mar 7 at 22:07
codemonkeycodemonkey
3910
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Are you certain it's the same cluster and project ? Can you try connecting to it viamongoshell from both OS and see whether you have access to the information ?
– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 8 at 2:26
@WanBachtiar Yeah I'm sure. Today I encountered this problem with another computer, and another account, logged on to the same project but no cluster again. We whitelisted all IP's btw.
– codemonkey
Mar 8 at 11:37
That's quite strange, you should be able to access the cluster as long as you use the right credentials (same account). The IP whitelist only applies to access via MongoDB clients to the cluster itself, not to the Atlas configuration
– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 11 at 20:48
add a comment |
Are you certain it's the same cluster and project ? Can you try connecting to it viamongoshell from both OS and see whether you have access to the information ?
– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 8 at 2:26
@WanBachtiar Yeah I'm sure. Today I encountered this problem with another computer, and another account, logged on to the same project but no cluster again. We whitelisted all IP's btw.
– codemonkey
Mar 8 at 11:37
That's quite strange, you should be able to access the cluster as long as you use the right credentials (same account). The IP whitelist only applies to access via MongoDB clients to the cluster itself, not to the Atlas configuration
– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 11 at 20:48
Are you certain it's the same cluster and project ? Can you try connecting to it via
mongo shell from both OS and see whether you have access to the information ?– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 8 at 2:26
Are you certain it's the same cluster and project ? Can you try connecting to it via
mongo shell from both OS and see whether you have access to the information ?– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 8 at 2:26
@WanBachtiar Yeah I'm sure. Today I encountered this problem with another computer, and another account, logged on to the same project but no cluster again. We whitelisted all IP's btw.
– codemonkey
Mar 8 at 11:37
@WanBachtiar Yeah I'm sure. Today I encountered this problem with another computer, and another account, logged on to the same project but no cluster again. We whitelisted all IP's btw.
– codemonkey
Mar 8 at 11:37
That's quite strange, you should be able to access the cluster as long as you use the right credentials (same account). The IP whitelist only applies to access via MongoDB clients to the cluster itself, not to the Atlas configuration
– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 11 at 20:48
That's quite strange, you should be able to access the cluster as long as you use the right credentials (same account). The IP whitelist only applies to access via MongoDB clients to the cluster itself, not to the Atlas configuration
– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 11 at 20:48
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Are you certain it's the same cluster and project ? Can you try connecting to it via
mongoshell from both OS and see whether you have access to the information ?– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 8 at 2:26
@WanBachtiar Yeah I'm sure. Today I encountered this problem with another computer, and another account, logged on to the same project but no cluster again. We whitelisted all IP's btw.
– codemonkey
Mar 8 at 11:37
That's quite strange, you should be able to access the cluster as long as you use the right credentials (same account). The IP whitelist only applies to access via MongoDB clients to the cluster itself, not to the Atlas configuration
– Wan Bachtiar
Mar 11 at 20:48