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Labview web server and firewalls

My data acquisition system is behind a firewall, so when I run Labview webserver to display the front panel vi over the internet, I can't view it using a browser. I've tried the same application at home where I have no firewall and it works. Is there anyway around this? I am using Labview 6i. I am very new to Labview and to networking. Any response is greatley appreciated.
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Hello,

the firewall basically filters out all incoming traffic on the port 80,
that's the port on which the webserver listens for calls. I guess that your
company's website is located outside the firewall.

You can ask your system administrator to allow access to port 80 on your
machine. Though I doubt that he will grant it. I don't see another way
around than reconfiguring the firewall.

Cheers, Tobias

On Sat, 4 Aug 2001 13:16:36 -0700 (PDT), Jr wrote:
>My data acquisition system is behind a firewall, so when I run
>Labview webserver to display the front panel vi over the internet, I
>can't view it using a browser. I've tried the same application at
>home where I have no firewall and it works. Is there anyway around
>this? I am using Labview 6i
. I am very new to Labview and to
>networking. Any response is greatley appreciated.


--
Tobias Vancura
Zurich/Switzerland
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You probably are running the webserver on a company's intRAnet computer
which is not "on the internet" for security reasons. For this to be
accessible on the internet you need a computer with a static Internet
Address assigned to it.(like one of your company's servers).

"Jr" wrote in message
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> My data acquisition system is behind a firewall, so when I run
> Labview webserver to display the front panel vi over the internet, I
> can't view it using a browser. I've tried the same application at
> home where I have no firewall and it works. Is there anyway around
> this? I am using Labview 6i. I am very new to Labview and to
> networking. Any response is greatley appreciated.
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I have the same problem but the IT dept wont help! So... Looks like you've had your chips!
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