ok .. dummy on my part .. had to open the firewall on the BES Server as well.
I AM GETTING DATA!!! ![]()
I think it was installing the BES Explorer, not necessarily the registry key.
ok .. dummy on my part .. had to open the firewall on the BES Server as well.
I AM GETTING DATA!!! ![]()
I think it was installing the BES Explorer, not necessarily the registry key.
for full transparency ..
While troubleshooting this last bit, I was able to figure out the actual original problem (connecting to WebReports via RestAPI). It seems that although our host-based firewalls allow “loopback” connections, this does NOT automatically allow the server to talk to itself for BESWebReportsServer:
Protocol: TCP
Source: BES Server: 61542 (high order port)
Destination: BES Server: 8083
For proof of fix, I REMOVED the BES Explorer that I had installed. I added the rule for the above connection to the host-based firewall. I then ran the test script as provided by @shabircse (above) and returned the expected data.
Thanks to all for sticking this through!!