Hi techienote

techienote....@gmail.com wrote on 16 November 2012 at 16:35 my time

>That means your host machine where you have installed tomcat is blocking 
>connection. May be firewall of centos. To confirm the same >you can either
>1.include port 8080 in iptable allow rules
>Or
>2. you can stop iptables for temporary purpose.

I think that this is where I need to look.

>Also check remote machine firewall status.

Done that the SSH is in a private listing like 8080 and I can see it getting 
throught.

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