connect two vi via internet

[khaled377]

hello,

 I have these vis and I need to establish a connection between them via internet . in LAN the data is sent . but I don't know how to connect these vis internet.

 any help please and thank you very much.

I have a static ip:80.81.xx.xxx

[smercurio_fc]

What part is giving you problems? I assume the "server dmm" VI is the one that's running on a computer that has a public IP address? Are you able to connect to it? Did you make sure the communication isn't being blocked by a firewall?

[FraggerFox]

Here you go

First do this: Go to Tools>Options. Then Select VI Server: Machine Access and place * to accept allow all incoming connections.

Then, do this : Enable Web Server. Change ports according to your requirements or try with default. I normally use 81.

Then the following:

And Finally this:

Here,you can open the VI on the remote PC.

If you want to remotely control the VI through internet, then go to Tools>Web Publishing tool and select your VI, select Embedded option, and allow control. Start the web server on the remote pc and you can control this VI through internet.

Hope this helps 🙂

[khaled377]

hello,

thanks for your reply. for the remote pannel connection manager , it seems like a good solution but not in my case.

and for the static ip :yes, it is the server's ip. and the client has to connect it to send data( dmm signal---> dynamic signal). someone tell me to try the command ping sataic ip from client PC? and the result is  request time out. I think this is the problem and I am going to resolve it so wish me gd luck

[Ben · Accepted solution]

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khaled377 wrote:

hello,

thanks for your reply. for the remote pannel connection manager , it seems like a good solution but not in my case.

and for the static ip :yes, it is the server's ip. and the client has to connect it to send data( dmm signal---> dynamic signal). someone tell me to try the command ping sataic ip from client PC? and the result is  request time out. I think this is the problem and I am going to resolve it so wish me gd luck

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THat was good adice you recieved. Non-routing IP are only available on the local net. Your IT department will have to help with the IP and router settings.

Ben