I have just installed robo 3T on mac mini OS X and create new mpngodb connection. Now getting the error of Cannot connect to the MongoDB at localhost:27017 Error: Network is unreachable. I also tried changing the port number but every-time getting the same error.
you can try to connect by typing in shell, see if it works first. then try again robo 3T.
I checked everything it works pretty fine with terminal but it does not work in Robomongo at all.
Same problem here.
Please fill the Set name even text says its "optional". It's working for me.
I had the same issue connecting to a vagrant ubuntu box that was updated.
Restarting the mongo service made it work like normal, even though it was reporting the service to be running and ok.
sudo systemctl restart mongodb.service
Could it be possible that the error "Network is unreachable" is being thrown for different reasons?
I'm getting the same error when trying to Direct Connect "Error: Establish connection failed. Network is unreachable"
Has anyone solved the problem?
I figured this out. It was the IP that needed to be changed from the AWS
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Hi Guys,
For connecting to localhost using Robo 3T, you need to do these -
1) Download and install MongoDB on your system (Windows installer for me)
2) Go to Program Files -> MongoDB , and find the bin folder in subdirectories (wherever you have installed MongoDB). Copy this path.
3) Add this path to 'Path' System variables in Environment variables. You can reach here by - My Computer -> Properties -> Advanced System Settings.
4) Create a new folder by the name 'data' in C:/ drive. Now create a folder by the name 'db' inside it.
5) Open cmd. Go to C:/ drive and write 'mongod'. It should start the server.
6) Now you can connect in Robo 3T and it will work. Also, you can open another cmd and write 'mongo' and start working from there.
Hi Guys,
For connecting to localhost using Robo 3T, you need to do these -
- Download and install MongoDB on your system (Windows installer for me)
- Go to Program Files -> MongoDB , and find the bin folder in subdirectories (wherever you have installed MongoDB). Copy this path.
- Add this path to 'Path' System variables in Environment variables. You can reach here by - My Computer -> Properties -> Advanced System Settings.
- Create a new folder by the name 'data' in C:/ drive. Now create a folder by the name 'db' inside it.
- Open cmd. Go to C:/ drive and write 'mongod'. It should start the server.
- Now you can connect in Robo 3T and it will work. Also, you can open another cmd and write 'mongo' and start working from there.
Really tricky, but works for me. Thank you.
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Hi Guys,
For connecting to localhost using Robo 3T, you need to do these -
1) Download and install MongoDB on your system (Windows installer for me)
2) Go to Program Files -> MongoDB , and find the bin folder in subdirectories (wherever you have installed MongoDB). Copy this path.
3) Add this path to 'Path' System variables in Environment variables. You can reach here by - My Computer -> Properties -> Advanced System Settings.
4) Create a new folder by the name 'data' in C:/ drive. Now create a folder by the name 'db' inside it.
5) Open cmd. Go to C:/ drive and write 'mongod'. It should start the server.
6) Now you can connect in Robo 3T and it will work. Also, you can open another cmd and write 'mongo' and start working from there.