I’m currently working on a Tango installer, coded in NSIS.
The aim of this installer is to install on an empty PC (Windows) the Tango environment and some CSCIs.
And I have a problem when I want to install it on Windows 10 (Home and Pro).
(I noticed that all is working correctly on Windows 7, so I think the problem is the Windows version).
The installation of Tango is working and the installation of the CSCIs is working too.
When I start manually the starters in the command line, it doesn’t work, ie. the state of the CSCIs is blocked.
We identified the source of the problem : in the command lines of the CSCIs, we use an -ORBendPoint option, and this option avoid the starters to work fine just on Windows 10.
When I don’t use this option, all is working.
So, do you know this problem and do you have an idea to resolve it ?
Do you know/remember why you were starting the Starter with the -ORBendPoint option in your configuration?
Was it because you have a firewall in your network and you need to ensure your device server/CORBA is using some specific ports?
If not, you don’t need to use this option for the Starter device server.
Maybe the port you are specifying in the -ORBendPoint option is already used by something else on your Windows 10 host?
In our control system, we are using this -ORBendPoint option only for the Tango Database server to ensure it is listening on a specific port which will correspond to the TANGO_HOST port number. The other device servers (including the Starter) are not started with this option.