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fix(howto): update troubleshooting to newer appliance commands
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This was forgotten when the appliance documentation was changed.
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morphis committed Nov 12, 2024
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If you are still not able to get the streaming to start, check if it is a problem with the public IP address configuration. Run the following command:

sudo anbox-cloud-appliance internal generate-cloud-info
sudo anbox-cloud-appliance config show

In the output, verify if the public address and location of the cloud is displayed correctly. Verify if the public address is reachable.

The public location is typically a DNS name for the public address of the instance. If there is no DNS name, the public location must match the public address.

If you want to override the public address or location, try running the following commands:

```
sudo snap set anbox-cloud-appliance experimental.public-address=x.x.x.x experimental.location=foo.bar
sudo snap restart anbox-cloud-appliance.reboot-checker
sudo anbox-cloud-appliance config set network.public-address=1.2.3.4 network.location=foo.bar
```

Note that these values will be configured but running the `sudo anbox-cloud-appliance internal generate-cloud-info` command again will not reflect these changes. To check if the correct public address is now applied, run:
To check if the correct public address is now applied, run:

amc node ls

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