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If a BACnet connector was created manually, a string property tag called "bacnetLocalAddress" with the value being the ip:47809 where FIN Stack service is running will help connect to it. Or any other options mentioned for bind address above. Make sure that you disable and re-enable the connector after applying this change, then ping it.
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Applied to bacnetConn to force the connection to bind to a local address. It is useful when the local machine has multiple IP addresses or NICs attached to it, and it is required to direct the BACnet traffic to a specific interface. The format of bacnetLocalAddress looks like IP:PORT, i.e. 10.10.10.5:47808 |
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Make sure firewall isn't blocking the specified ports being used. The BACnet stack requires full access to port 47808 on the network interface(s) you run it on. Also make sure there aren't two applications running bacnet IP on the network (ie FIN Stack and Niagara). If so, you'll need a second network interface card (NIC) to run them simultaneously. |
Here is an example:
