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05-10-2023 11:36 AM
Hello,
Does anyone have a solution for this error?
I try to connect to some devices, but sometimes when some of the devices are off, i get this error 128, after tryng to open connection several times..
I am constantly trying to open a connection with the device and if there is no connection, I close the connection and after x seconds I try to open a connection with the device again.
After getting this error, my program is never able to reconnect, even when i try to close the connection.
I get this error even using same TCP or UDP connection.
It just works normally again after exiting and re-entering the program.
Using labview 2019.
05-10-2023 11:32 AM
Hello,
Does anyone have a solution for this error?
I try to connect to some devices, but sometimes when some of the devices are off, i get this error 128.
I am constantly trying to open a connection with the device and if there is no connection, I close the connection and after x seconds I try to open a connection with the device again.
After getting this error, my program is never able to reconnect, even when i try to close the connection.
I get this error even using same TCP or UDP connection.
It just works normally again after exiting and re-entering the program.
Using labview 2019.
06-13-2023 04:06 AM
我开发Server时遇到过128错误,一般的处理方法是:关闭防火墙,检查端口是否释放彻底
06-13-2023 06:47 AM
Sounds like the connection is not closed properly. You can use the resource monitor to check if the connection is still up: https://superuser.com/questions/1025252/how-to-list-open-ports-and-application-using-them-in-windows
@Rgouveia wrote:
... even using same TCP or UDP connection.
That does vaguely sound like something you should not be doing. Do you have more details?