Featuresįrom the publisher: "TCPView is a Windows program that will show you detailed listings of all TCP and UDP endpoints on your system, including the local and remote addresses and state of TCP connections. Update automatically or install from the portable app store in the Platform.
TCPView is freeware for business and personal use. It's packaged in Format so it can easily integrate with the Platform. TCPView will show you detailed listings of all TCP and UDP endpoints on your system, including the local and remote addresses and state of TCP connections. In that case, change the port number in our software (main menu "File" > "Preferences" > tab "Network" > "TheLightingController" > "Port").A new version of TCPView Portable has been released. Please disconnect the internet connection during this test. An external anti-virus/firewall blocks the port.Īn easy way to check that is to disable all (firewall + anti-virus) for a short time and try again. The only way to change that is to open the firewall settings and to manually change the authorisation for the program " TheLightingController".Ģ. And the firewall will never ask you again any question. For instance 3DView will not show any fixtures. If you answer " no", our software will not work properly. They are usually 3 choices for the answer: Please note that, under Windows, the first time you start the software, the firewall shows this window " Warning the program 'TheLightingController' tries to open a port do you allow it ?". In that case, you have to open the firewall settings and to manually change the authorisation for the program " TheLightingController". In case of the problem is still here, there are 3 possibilities: If all programs are running on the same computer, then the IP in the " Preferences > Network" window has to be "127.0.0.1" (this is the default IP for local communication). To check that, try to re-start your Operating System. This might be due to the program "TheLightingController" which has previously crashed, and which is still running in memory. In the Window " Preferences > Network" of our software, there is the IP and ports details for communication between the main software and the external programs.
When the OS says "no", this is because the UDP/TCP port at the IP address is not available. Our software asks to the OS: " can i open a TCP (or UDP) communication at the following IP and port number ?"
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