Hi jackolim,
"jackolim" wrote in message
news:50650000000800000081DB0000-1079395200000@exchange.ni.com...
> Hi, I have done a GPIB control vi and web publish it on my server so
> it can be used as a Remote Server i using default TCP 80. But there is
> some problems. Each time when i successfully test my remote panel, i
> shut down everthing including my server and restart the pc next day.
> But when i try to open the same vi, it says that my port has been used
> and there is some web publishing problem. I try on another pc to
> access the remote panel but unable to. Therefore i have to delete the
> website i post through IIS(Internet information system) and redo the
> web publishing part on that vi and repost it in IIS. WHat could have
> cause the pro
blem? Thanks
Labview has its own Web Server built-in, you therefore do not need to use
IIS or even to have IIS installed to use the Web publishing feature of
Labview. Actually, if you want to have on the same computer both IIS and a
Labview web server running, you'll need to modify either the port used by
IIS or the port used by Labview for its Web Server (which can be found in
the Options dialog box in Labview). This is because only one application at
a time can use a given port on a given machine. As both IIS and Labview use
port 80 by default (by the way doesn't Labview use port 81 by default?),
you're running into conflict between both applications.
My suggestion would be to
- either shutdown IIS if you don't need it (or even unistall it)
- or modify the Labview Web Server port to something else than 80. Maybe 81
or to be sure than you won't have any other conflict, something like 5847.
