While adding a mongoDB server, it fails with message "Unable to connect to the host / port".
Solution:
- Check if the mongod / mongos instance is running in the host name specified.
- Check if the port number is given correctly.
- If mongod / mongos is running in authenticated mode, then enable "Is Authentication required" and give correct username and password. The user must have clusterMonitor role.
- Applications Manager directly connects to admin database using the provided credentials. So, verify whether the user have necessary permissions to access the admin database.
- Check for error messages in the mongod server host machine. If the connections are fully utilized, the mongod server rejects any further client connections. In this case, check the value of "maxConn" in mongod / mongos arguments or in the mongodb.conf file in the mongoDB server machine.
- If MongoDB is started as a service using the mongod.cfg file and any modifications are made to that configuration file, make sure to restart the MongoDB service for the changes to take effect.
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