Quote from: sergio56 on January 09, 2021, 01:26:02 PMQuote from: tim arnot on January 09, 2021, 11:34:52 AM
The simconnect log definitely shows there's nothing getting through. When it comes to networking, I'm not an expert, but there really are only those 4 parameter: IP, Port no, firewall, config files. My only other thought on that is maybe you have an antivirus that blocks it?
When you say "connected by ethernet cabe" to you mean the cable from one PC plugs directly into the other? (known as a crossover connection) Or do they both plug into a router? If they both plug into a router, then the IP address most definitely CAN change.
I do notice you have FSUIPC7 running. If you have WideFS too, that's an alternative connection that will work (WideFS/FSUIPC handles networking in a different way).Quote from: sergio56 on January 07, 2021, 11:22:56 PM
Thank you again for kind reply.
- Main pc is connected by ethernet cable, then the IP cannot be changed. Anyway I checked many times with ipconfig command
- I checked hundred of times IP address (of main PC) in cfg file
- SimConnect.cfg is in the right place (e.g. Plan-G folder) in the client notebook
- firewall is disabled. Anyway I also followed setting instruction at the top of the forum (in the sticky post)
As a last chance I created the Simconnect.ini file you suggested
While MSFS and console running, I tried three times to connect from client notebook. Nothing worked.
I attached the simconnect log. I don't know if you can spend time over it but I hope so :)
I don't own WideFS, so I can't check. Unfortunately there is not a trial version...
Main pc is connected by Ethernet cable to router. Server PC (notebook) is connected by WIFI.
I'm not an espert too, but IP of the main PC is always the same (everytime I checked by IP config).
Furthermore, I use Little Nav Map (I don't like it too much), and I can correctly connect to server PC.
Anyway thanks a lot for your kind support.
If I'll solve this problem, I'll promptly post the solution!
I finally solved :D :D
I copied and pasted to my simconnect.xml file, the lines from "Plan-G Quick Start.pdf", but nothing worked.
After struggling for two weeks, someone suggested to me, to try a new simconnect.xml file, because mine was broken.
He posted me the new file, and all magically worked!
I am not able to understand what the problem was in the old file, but what matters is that everything works!
I enclose the new file (in txt format), so perhaps it could be useful. Remember to modify IP address and port, in order to adapt to your PC configuration.
Thank you