You are using Compass Readonly edition, which does not support write operations. If you still have issues, have DB owner to restart the server machine once (if it is dev server there should not be any problem to restart when its idle. There are two likely causes for this behavior: You are connected to a secondary member of your cluster, which does not support write operations. ping each other (client from server, and vice versa) using ipconfig, using command ping IPhere, you should get Reply from. To get computer name of your MongoDB server, use hostname in CMD(on the MongoDB server computer).Īfter doing all above, if you have issues, then:
Connection is possible using it's IP 10.111.11.111, give it in Hostname in MongoDB Compass client.Use a client, like MongoDB Compass or other: Now, you can connect from another machine. Scroll down on the right to select MongoDB ServerĬonnect to MongoDb server, from another machine NOTE: If your IP address changes everyday, then best is to write the computer name (type hostname in cmd to get the name of your computer) Add a COMMA at the end, and paste the copied IP, like below:.Open C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.0\bin\mongod.cfg.Copy above IP value, which is 10.111.11.111, it can be different for youĮdit the bindIP in MongoDB Server config file:.Now if you try connecting, you may not be getting the issue.The admin, config, and local are default databases and you shouldn't delete them. As soon as you click connect, Compass connects to your local server and shows information about the databases within and allow you to manage your data using the graphical user interface.
#Mongodb compass connect to localhost windows
targetMinOS: Windows 7/Windows Server 2008 R2 Click Connect to connect to the MongoDB server running on your machine.
This will set up the MongoDB on your machine, and you will get an output as preceding.Ĭ:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\3.6\bin>mongod.Type the command C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\3.6\bin>mongod.Go the folder, where you had installed MongoDB, in my case, it was C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\3.6\bin.To get computer name of your MongoDB server, use hostname in CMD (on the MongoDB server computer). Hostname in MongoDB Compass client can also be the server's computer name like W11ABC11A11. Go to C drive and create a folder db in the path C:\data\db, if you don't see data folder in C drive, please create it first and then db folder as mentioned in the comment. Connection is possible using it's IP 10.111.11.111, give it in Hostname in MongoDB Compass client.Make sure that MongoDB service has been started in services.msc. If you are also facing this issue while you set up MongoDB for the first time, following steps may help you. I had faced this issue today and later I found that it was a set up problem.
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