Over the past few months, I have been unable to login to the community edition of VIPM. It used to work but after some LabVIEW update (I don't remember specifically what I updated), I keep getting an error and a LabVIEW cannot authenticate the server error. I have no issues downloading or installing packages; however, I'm trying to use some of the features unlocked by the community edition for making my own packages.
I found this old topic (3306-login-fails) and it appears that the issue was resolved, however I'm still having an issue.
I have checked and other people within my company have not had any issues. I even have trouble on my home network, so I'm not convinced that it's a corporate firewall issue.
I'm using LabVIEW 2018, 2020 and 2023. (all 32-bit versions on Windows 10 PC)
I just recently updated VIPM to the latest build (2023.3.2523).
I've made sure all LabVIEW 20xx and VI Package manger are allowed through the Windows Firewall.
I have a valid connection between VIPM to all versions of LabVIEW and made sure all TCP/IP Ports match.
I've verified and even tried changing passwords. I've tried different user accounts.
I feel like I've tried everything, and I am out of ideas. Hoping someone will have a suggestion or a fix that I have yet to try!
Thank you in advance for your help!
Here is the Error message from the log:
= Automated Message Start =
Error 363507 occurred at 56EBE9C3A96D6A601C8F050B4651CA6D:6530004
Possible reason(s):
LabVIEW: (Hex 0x58BF3) LabVIEW could not verify the authenticity of the server.
Complete call chain:
56EBE9C3A96D6A601C8F050B4651CA6D:6530004
JKI_API.lvclass:LogIn_Parse_API.vi
MainUI.vi
VIPM Main Window.vi
= Automated Message End =
= Error Handler Call Chain Start =
VIPM Main Window.vi->
MainUI.vi
= Error Handler Call Chain End =
=========== END of VIPM 2023.3 (build 2523) Error Message ===========