I have the server working. I am using the USB port and a Dell desktop for this part of the operation. I am not able to connect the client and server. I have gone through the configuration of both the client and the server configurations and all appears to be right. I have checked the IP address 192.168.1.200 and it is the same in both the server and the client.
I have checked the settings and all appear to be correct. The client simply does not see the server, The client is running on a Dell laptop and the Radio is an ICOM-7300. I have exhausted what I know to try and what I have seen posted.
I am hoping there is someone who can give me ideas on what to check or try or do.
i am not sure of what the issue might be. If I can ping which means I can get to it and I have the same address on the server side. Not sure of what to check next
I will send them tomorrow. I have a MFJ amplifier that had an issue and I sent it back to MFJ. It came back today and I ran into a problem that I could only solve by doing a Factory Reset.
I will go back and make the changes to the ICOM 7300 and then test it out again. Theoretically, I should have the same problems.
Should have this all straightened out by the EOD tomorrow.
Please carefully verify that on the client side, you are typing in the server’s IP address correctly. Just check and check again. Go to the server, and make sure you have the current IP address correct.
Make sure, for now at least, that firewalls on both server and client are OFF, just in case they are blocking the connection. You can later work out how to put in rules for wfview. For now, just turn them off.
The log appears to show that the connection is never answered.
I have checked the IP address and put it in several times and also copied and paste each in a Word docuement for comparison. They are the same I did a ipconfig on the sever PC and is shows that the IP address is 192.168.1.200.
Lastly, i have suspended the Firewall protection on both computers and still nothing.
I can send the logs from the server and client computers to see if anything has changed,
The server audio output device is still incorrect. It might help if rather than just posting a link to a termbin, you provide some context!
All of those logs show that the server is connecting to the radio, but the client is NEVER connecting to the server. If the IP addresses are definitely correct, this is most likely because UDP port 50001 is in use by something else on the server or being blocked by a firewall.
Thank you for your help. I am not sure how to determine what else may be connected to port 50001. As far as the Log file, I did send the termbin links this morning. Hopefully these will help. I posted both the Client and the Server logs