Something has gone sideways...
No changes...(yeah, I know everyone says that, but it was just a weekly reboot) and now sending perfectly good commands that worked before are now generating an error...
"EtherTrain:runNamed - Error: unknown error while broadcasting"
It smells like something wrong with a firewall setting...
if I turn off Symantec Endpoint Protection's Firewall, it works as before....
I had a rule that allows all local traffic from my local network to my HS server....everything's been fine....
Just for giggles, I added another rule to explicitly allow all traffic between the EtherRain and the HS server (by explict IPs)..still no joy
I also tried opening up just port 80, 8088, 8089...still nothing
Can someone (Jim???) suggest something... I'm not a big fan of just blanket disabling the firewall on my HS server.
I am able to connect and control the Etherrain device from the Etherrain config /admin app on the HS Server.....
- Jim -
No changes...(yeah, I know everyone says that, but it was just a weekly reboot) and now sending perfectly good commands that worked before are now generating an error...
"EtherTrain:runNamed - Error: unknown error while broadcasting"
It smells like something wrong with a firewall setting...
if I turn off Symantec Endpoint Protection's Firewall, it works as before....
I had a rule that allows all local traffic from my local network to my HS server....everything's been fine....
Just for giggles, I added another rule to explicitly allow all traffic between the EtherRain and the HS server (by explict IPs)..still no joy
I also tried opening up just port 80, 8088, 8089...still nothing
Can someone (Jim???) suggest something... I'm not a big fan of just blanket disabling the firewall on my HS server.
I am able to connect and control the Etherrain device from the Etherrain config /admin app on the HS Server.....
- Jim -
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