Fieldpoint .iak file error when deploying

[Pat C.]

When deploying my Fieldpoint VI, I get an error message \\10.1.1.2\variables - network - RT deployment failed (error: -1967362038, IAK_SHARED: (Hex 0x8ABC67.... The deployment continues to download all my shared variables. When the deployment window is closed, my VI excecutes but I can't communicate with the shared variables. I have already configured Fieldpoint in Max. I tried rebooting Fieldpoint with no luck. I tried opening the Project example and using the sample VI's included. Same result. Anybody else had this problem?

[Pat C.]

Additional info:

LabView 8.2

Compact FieldPoint Processor: cFP-2120

Attached image of MAX configuration, project configuration, and error message while deploying.

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Have you tried ensuring that the Shared Variable Engine (SVE) is running when you attempt to run your application? If you're hosting your shared variables on your target, you'll need to make sure an SVE is installed and running on the target as well.

In this case, use the Variable Manager utility or similar tool to verify that the Shared Variable Engine is running; try restarting the Shared Variable Engine using the Variable Manager utility then redeploy the library.

I've found that this error can also mean that the Shared Variable Engine configuration can't be found or can't be loaded, and is likely related to a problem with MAX. If ensuring that the Shared Variable Engine is running does not resolve this, we can look into this troubleshooting option as well.

Cheers,
Emilie K. | Applications Engineer | National Instruments

[Pat C.]

Thank you for your input. I have since discovered that the problem was caused by security software that had reconfigured the settings in my computer to some unknown state that was blocking certain types of files over the Ethernet. I had to restore the computer to factory condition to undo whatever it (the security software) had configured, then reinstall all of the NI software. My FieldPoint program now deploys without errors.