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How do you change TCP/IP ports used by LabView?

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This is an old post, but has been edited as recently as 2017, thus I'll try here rather than starting a new thread.

 

I'd like to expand the question and ask how to limit the range for all NI services, programs, etc. When I say all, I mean the ones dynamically/randomly assigned above 50000.. Every once in a while this collides to some of our services that assign (fixed) ports in the same range and we'd like to avoid that.

 

(And no, I can't change some very old programs to make them get a random port and register with some locator. That can only be done for current/future builds)

 

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Also possible to modify Logos Ports:
 
HKLM\Software\National Instruments\Logos\Ports
HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\National Instruments\Logos\Ports
(be aware that 64-bit Windows maintains separate entries for 64-bit and 32-bit processes)
 
In Ports: 
FirstClientPort REG_DWORD 7000 (dez)
FirstServerPort REG_DWORD 8000 (dez)
 
This was useful for me because I wanted to install Sentinel Protection driver and could not because of this problem.
After modifying in registry and restart, it worked!
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Eugen Wiebe
Bernstein AG
CLAD - Certified LabView Associate Developer
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