I'm using the Demo version of AAO's to trial the Web server, but I cannot get AAO's to display the CDU( the boxes won't stay checked on the config page). Should the web API work with the Demo version of AAO'S? The sim connects to MSFS and the airplane is recognized.

HTTP Error 404. The requested resource is not found.

51 minutes ago, Scrappy said:

the boxes won't stay checked on the config page

They are not supposed to. They are only there so you can select items that you want to alter with the buttons below the list, nothing more.

51 minutes ago, Scrappy said:

Should the web API work with the Demo version of AAO'S?

The DEMO is fully functional.

51 minutes ago, Scrappy said:

HTTP Error 404. The requested resource is not found.

• AAO must be started with the "Run as Administrator" option (there is a setting for that in the "Application" menu too).
• Make sure to follow the readme file. Getting a PMDG plane to send data requires additional steps.

Edited July 25, 20241 yr by Lorby_SI

I have a problem using the webcdu. 
I have configured everything correctly because if I disable the firewall of my pc the fms works fine on my iPad. 
With the firewall on, the fmc doesn’t work, even if I have made an exception in my firewall.

Any ideas?

Thank you, Andrea

53 minutes ago, whityini said:

I have a problem using the webcdu. 
I have configured everything correctly because if I disable the firewall of my pc the fms works fine on my iPad. 
With the firewall on, the fmc doesn’t work, even if I have made an exception in my firewall.

Any ideas?

Thank you, Andrea

Probably insufficient firewall clearance. You have to create both incoming and outgoing rules, specifically for the WebAPI port(s) (there are two). Creating only one of those exceptions, or creating one for the AAO application won't work.

I have created the exceptions for AAO application with all the ports cleared both TCP/UDP. How to create for WebAPI ports (43380/43381), which application I have to indicate for the exceptions?

14 minutes ago, whityini said:

How to create for WebAPI ports (43380/43381), which application I have to indicate for the exceptions?

Port rules are not associated with an application. Not sure that you are looking at the correct things there. What type of firewall are you using?

In your firewall app, you should have a section for incoming port rules and another for outgoing rules. Plus probably some others, like for applications. Those others are irrelevant. What you need is both an incoming and an outgoing rule for the WebAPI TCP ports. Neither of the two requires that you associate an application with it. 

Edited October 10, 20241 yr by Lorby_SI

Thank you, solved with your suggestions.