If you're using EC2 or any other cloud provider as a means to test out red-pnda, then the chances are you might not be able to connect to the PNDA console through an elastic IP.
Here are the steps to overcome this limitation:
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ssh to your cloud instance with the '-D' and '-q' flags
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'-q' sets the logging to quiet and suppresses any error messages
ssh -i /path/to/your/key.pem -q -D 8888 [email protected]
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Download FoxyProxy extension for your browser. Please use the following links to download
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Click on the FoxyProxy Icon, you should see this window
Then click on the first selection and then click on 'Edit Selection'
- Configure the FoxyProxy extension to look like this:
Click 'OK'. Make sure the extension is enabled, you should see a blue indicator to the right of your address bar!
- Type the private or public IP of your ec2 instance in the browser and you should see the console
- Note the console can take 10-15 secs to show the active running status
- Magic!