Configure how content hosted on other web servers may access resources on this server.
Use the following tables to choose settings on the
Remote tab.
Use Case
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Setting
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Other systems on a private or work network will connect to the server.
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Allow remote connections from any client
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Other systems on private, work, or public networks will connect to the server.
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No other systems will connect to the server.
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Block remote connections
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Note
Check the system's network and sharing settings to determine if it is on a private, work, or public network. The steps to
switch to a different network vary slightly among operating systems.
Table 1. Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) Settings
These settings only affect clients that opt into CORS, including web browsers, and do not change how other clients may access
the server.
Use Case
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Setting
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No other web servers will access resources on the server, even if they have opted into CORS.
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Disable CORS and block access from external content
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Other web servers running on the same machine as the server, such as a web server hosting a WebVI in LabVIEW, will access
resources on the server.
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Enable CORS for web servers running on the same machine as clients
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Only web servers you specify will access resources on the server.
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Enable CORS for a list of trusted web servers
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Any web server will have access to resources on the server.
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Enable CORS for all origins (insecure)
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