Remote Panels

[Maria Harrison]

We can access our application from outside of our organization. When
we try to access it from within our organization, we get a message
"Server does not support remote panels". We suspect a firewall
problem. Does any know what port number the remote panel commands use?
I do not think it is port 80, because all the html documents make it
through, but none of the panel data. NI unable to help.

Harry Harrison
Professor, Capitol College
Laurel, MD 20708

[JRA]

Actually, Remote Panels are controlled by the LabVIEW Web Server which does run on port 80. However, this is configurable. If you think that this could be causing your problem, you can change which port is used in Tools»Options»Web Server: Configuration. You may want to try that out just incase it is your firewall that's causing the problem.

[sash]

JRA wrote in message news:<506500000005000000E88C0000-1027480788000@exchange.ni.com>...
> Actually, Remote Panels are controlled by the LabVIEW Web Server which
> does run on port 80. However, this is configurable. If you think
> that this could be causing your problem, you can change which port is
> used in Tools?Options?Web Server: Configuration. You may want to try
> that out just incase it is your firewall that's causing the problem.

Hi JRA,
I thought that DataSocket was used to pass the information with the
remote panels? i.e. port 3015, with the HTML code passed through port
80 (or whatever's set)

(from the NI website :
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/fe6a63983ac8289e86256b22005a067a?OpenDocument)


So
ftware Ports
DataSocket 3015
GPIB ENET 5000 and 50010
LabVIEW 3079 -- LabVIEW RT TCP front panel connections
3363 -- VI Server
3015 -- DataSocket and Front Panel DataSocket
1024 and Up -- Logos Communication (LabVIEW DSC) Lookout
1024 and Up -- Logos Communication
FTP 20 and 21

)