ASK remote front panel

hai bro i try to remote panels with labview 8.0 professional with this information :
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/4791
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/3277
and it's done, for example i give it name test then i start the web server it's works well.
but when i try to connect again with remote panel connection manager and open the project (test)
the remote panel connection manager says that they can find it certainly i've save and open it with the same name and folder where i save the project.
can youm tell me why  i can't do that?
tanx before, sorry for bad english 

What do you do differently the second time from the first? Are you opening it up differently? Are you using an executable? It doesn't look like it from your description but if you are there is a link below that may help. do you have a firewall up or a proxy server? The second link may help if the problems are being caused by one of these.
KnowledgeBase 3U5H27MY: How Can I Use Remote Front Panels With LabVIEW 8.x Executables?
KnowledgeBase 2ZAC2IEG: Remote Panels Through a Firewall or Proxy Server
Vince M
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