That is the correct configuration line.

It should be possible. Netstat shows that EZD is listening on all the interfaces of the machine.

  TCP    0.0.0.0:14002          MTCbon2:0              LISTENING

You will have to ensure the relevant ports are open in the firewall (14002 and/or 8101).

Thanks for your response.

How do I configure that I'm listening to events in another machine. Means, if the EZD installed in machine x and I have machine y with RFA.Net application. How do machine y will listen to events fired from EZD located in machine x (and vice versa)?

Thanks!

@aharonya Here are the steps you will have to take:

1. Install and start EZD on the server machine and verify it is successfully connected to head-end (check ezd logs)
2. Punch the server firewall to allow incoming connection on ports 14002 and 8101
3. Note the server's IP address
4. Ensure that your RFA machine can see and connect to the server machine. (Use ping and telnet the port 14002)
5. Configure the RFA.NET application to now connect to the server IP address instead of the localhost.

@Gurpreet. Thanks again. Regarding the step 5, do you mean the configuration is in this line (under EZDConnectionConfiguration.cfg file)?

\Connections\Connection_RSSL\hostName= "127.0.0.1"