Remote OAS Service Access

The OAS Service must be started to be accessed by a local or remote OPC client component or application.  Use the OAS Service Control application to Start the Service.

If you are using a Firewall make sure to open up TCP port 58727 for both inbound and outbound traffic. You can find what port number is used under Configure-Options-Networking in the service, 58727 is the current default port number.

You can check if the TCP port is open using the Windows Command Prompt with the following command on the same computer as the OAS Service.

netstat -an | find “58727”

netstat

If the service is not started or the port is not open then the command will just return without any results.

To check a remote computer port use PortQry from Microsoft.

Download PortQry from Microsoft.

Run PortQryV2.exe to extract to desired directory.

Use the Windows Command Prompt from the PortQryV2 directory with the following command.  Replace 127.0.0.1 with the IP address of the remote system where the OAS Engine is running.

portqry -n 127.0.0.1 -e 58727

If this test fails check the network connection to the remote system and open the TCP port for incoming and outbound traffic in the firewall and antivirus software.

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