Søren Rasmussen

1 - Search for firewall (magnifier in the task bar) 2 - Select Firewall & Network Protection in the results list - this will open Windows Security settings 3 - Select Advanced settings - bottom right pane - and Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced settings opens up 4 - In the left pane highlight Inbound Rules and in the right pane click New Rule 5 - In the pop-up New Inbound Rule Wizard select Port and click Next 6 - Leave TCP and Specific local ports selected and enter the actual port number in the field to the right 7 - Leave Allow the connection selected and click next 8 - Select the appropriate connection type for which this rule will apply, if you're not certain leave all selected and click next 9 - Enter a name for the connection and click Finish. That should be it - hope it works for you. The description is based on Windows 10 Pro 64Bit version 20H2. Rgds Søren

It was a firewall issue - just had to open port 57892 in inbound connections, so now it works.

Did a fresh install of the EFB Server & CLient on my Desktop PC (Windows 10 Pro version 20H2 & Prepar3D V5) yesterday. Works perfect. Then I installed the Client on my Laptop (also Windows 10 Pro version 20H2), and had it point to the Desktop PC IP address 192.168.0.xxx. Both are on the same wireless network. However the Laptop Client cannot see the the Server (started on the Dsktop PC). It has been working, but that was prior to the Windows 2004 update earlier this year - don't know if that could be the reason. What am I missing in the setup? rgds Søren

Well I found it looking in Active Sky settings. File is located here if anybody run into the same problem: C:\Users\<your id>\AppData\Roaming\Hifi\ASP3D\Weather

Hi, I am absolutely an EFB2 newbie - should have discovered this fantastic utility long ago - but better late than never. During server installation I have come across a problem. Where to find the file current_wx_snapshot_.txt? I'm using Active Sky P3D Beta 8.