How can I run a model in rapid accelerator mode on Linux?

When running a model in rapid accelerator mode in Linux (RHEL 6.4), Simulink reports the model error "Unable to find an unused TCP/IP port to connect to the rapid accelerator target for model 'test03'". This error occurs for even the basic model consisting of a single constant block connected to an outport.

Despite the error, Simulink successfully launches a new process and runs the executable, which does not terminate and which consumes 100% CPU time (as reported by top). I have to kill the process manually.

This is apparently a firewall issue ( http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/25525-unable-to-find-an-unused-tcp-ip-port-to-connect-to-the-rapid-accelerator-target-for-model ); when the same model is first run in rapid accelerator mode on Windows, the Windows Firewall presents me with an option to block or allow the newly-created executable.

I am guessing I need to configure iptables to allow MATLAB to communicate with the rapid accelerator process via TCP. Is that correct? If so, what are the appropriate settings?

[Sheng Lin]

Is it solved? I have the same issue.

Answer 1

[Yu]

I got the same problem. Even if "service iptables stop" been executed, I got the same error