Problem with Set Ip address.vi in system replication toolkit

[jhannam01]

The one problem I am having is that the set ip address.vi does not seem to be functioning properly.  Whenever it is ran, either standalone, inside my application, or even in the sample application that is provided I get an error code 56, saying that it timed out while waiting for the system to reboot.  In opposition to this the traditional set ip function in MAX is working without any problems.  Has anyone had success in using the set ip address.vi with the cFP hardward. 

[Richard P.]

Please download the latest version of the VI's. There should be a note at the bottom of the download page marking the last time the code was updated. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[jhannam01]

Thanks, that seemed to fix the problem.  But i believe somehow a new bug was created in another vi.  The set image vi no longer seems to be passing through the IP address.  In other words IP Address in was 192.168.1.100 IP address out was 0.0.0.0.  I didat seemed to be a problemn't test extensivly but th

[bburress]

Hey jhannam01,
    Have you tried deleting and replacing the VI?  Your message seemed to cutoff on the last post, was there more information about this problem that you were going to type?

[Richard P.]

The IP Reset switch must not be turned on. Also be sure if creating a constant for the MAC Address input, the string constant is set to Hex Display.

[BenCh01]

I am using "Set IP Address.vi" from the LAbVIEW Real-Time Module --System Replication Tools (Version 8.x), with LabVIEW 8.5, a CompactRIO-9014 controller, and Windows Vista. The version of these tools is dated 08/17/2006. I still get the same error described, that an Error 56 timeout error is brought about, and I cannot seem to find a newer version of this VI. A sample program using it is attached. Could you please direct me to the newer version? Thank you,

Ben

[Justin_P]

Newer version provided in this post.

[BenCh01]

Thank you for your help. I also learned that the sequence of three addresses and subnet mask I used was incorrect. To learn which correspond to IP address, subnet mask, gateway and dns server, I clicked the four constant fields I used, and did a CTRL-H on each field to reveal which information goes in it. The context help provides the needed information.