01-10-2013 07:33 PM
I'm trying to build a website using Remote Front Panel, and Web Publishing tool. When ever I use the web publishing tool it gives me a url in this format.
http://Computer-Name.Corporate-Name.local:8086/VI-Name.html
http://byengpc11-14-12.teamcorp.local:8086/123.html
This URL dose not work on any computer that is not connected to my local net work. My IT guy said I need to use HTTP Ports 8084-8088 because the others are in use. Could that be my problem? Also I have no idea what to do with "configure web applications server".
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01-10-2013 07:54 PM
Obviously, you have a local DNS server and your URL has no meaning from the public. Let's assume you have a public IP address and the corporate firewall actually allows new connections from the outside to these ports, so try to access it via the IP address.
In addition, your computer firewall might only allow local incoming connections.
01-10-2013 08:04 PM
Dose that mean I have to change the settings on the corporate firewall? Or are you saying I need to host from another computer, something outside of the local DNS?
01-10-2013 08:10 PM - edited 01-10-2013 08:13 PM
You simply need to troubleshoot.
01-10-2013 08:18 PM
Also, what is the error you are getting. Not found, refused, timeout, etc
01-10-2013 08:18 PM - edited 01-10-2013 11:47 PM
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01-10-2013 08:39 PM - last edited on 01-23-2013 05:14 PM by JordanG
According to Google my IP address is XXX.XX.XXX.XX. I don't know what it means to be in a "designated private range". I have a veg idea of what a ping is, but I don't know how to "do a ping" so to say. I'm just an electrical engineer, so a lot of this networking stuff is just outside of what I'm use to working with. Attached is the error I get when I try to access the panel from labview's "Operate >> Connect to Remote Panel".
01-10-2013 11:46 PM
It is impossible to tell at which point of the transmissions the connection attempt gets rejected.
It coud be at the corporate firewall or at your computer. I would say you should talk once more to your IT guy. (See also)
Clearly most outside access is blocked ( I cannot succesfully ping or tracert to that IP address).
(designated private IP addresses are used by private networks behind NAT and have no meaning on the outside. Apparently, you have a public IP address, so this is not an issue.)