CSMARS Ports B/W GC and LC

Does anyone know all of the necessary ports to open between the GC and LC? I found a Cisco doc that says this communication is on 8444, but my Dashboard on my GC is not updating with the traffic from the LC. I can see the Hotspot Graphs of each zone and the Attack Diagrams, but the charts along the left side of the Dashboard aren't refreshing on the GC. Any ideas? Do I need to open up additional ports?
Thanks.

There are several great resources in our KnowledgeBase and Developer Zone that discuss USB RAW control with LabVIEW. These address many of your questions.
KnowledgeBase: How Can I Communicate With a Device Using NI-VISA USB RAW Mode?
Developer Zone: USB RAW Control Communication in LabVIEW
Take a look at those documents, and the related links in both of them--that should help you get started.
Chad B. » National Instruments » ni.com

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