[Michael Aivaliotis]

edavidfs, on 11 November 2011 - 12:46 PM, said:

No, It doesn't work, ,

Can I install the packages without this connection? I downloaded this packages but How I install it?

Thanks...

Try restarting LabVIEW and your computer, then please try this:

http://support.jki.n...ew-version-list

[edavidfs]

Michael Aivaliotis, on 12 November 2011 - 12:14 AM, said:

Try restarting LabVIEW and your computer, then please try this:

http://support.jki.n...ew-version-list

No, It's imposible to connect, I attach the new error file and the screenshoot with the error.

Thanks Michael.

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[Philippe Guerit]

It could be that another application is using port 3363 on your machine.
Can you try a few different number (on both LabVIEW and VIPM) to see if this help?

Note: you can find the list of all the listening ports by running (as an administrator) "netstat -a -b" in a command line prompt. Alternatively you can use Microsoft Sysinternals TCPView (which is graphical and update in real time).

Thanks

edavidfs, on 14 November 2011 - 08:45 AM, said:

No, It's imposible to connect, I attach the new error file and the screenshoot with the error.

Thanks Michael.

[edavidfs]

Hi Philippe,

no, any application is using these ports.

Exist an alternative way to install the packages?

Thanks

[Tony.Z]

Hey, guys,

I am using VIPM2011 and LabVIEW 2011. And the operating system is Win Xp, unfortunately, same problem happened to me. My way is trying to run test in XP safe mode. Actually it is sucessful. When I return back to normal environment, I see the connection test result is yes but it is failed when installing the package.
I disable all of the startup items and firewall, anti-virus, whatever, it still doesn't work. something is conflict with VIPM?? Any suggestion?

Thanks