Sometimes the wrong IP is set in the VI Server : Machine Access and inputting 127.0.0.1 in the machine name/address (and allowing access to this IP) occasionally fix the connection issue.
The easiest way to adjust your TCP-IP settings is to let VIPM automatically adjust LabVIEW's VI Server settings while testing the connection (see screenshot, below).

Make sure that in LabVIEW's "VI Server: Configuration" you allow access to "VI calls", "VI properties and methods", "Application methods and properties", and "Control methods and properties" (see below).
And, in LabVIEW's "VI Server: Exported VIs" ensure that you entered a value of "*" (see below).


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