Is this kind of thing possible?
We have a regular (10 times a day!) problem where after a DR job, some of the render nodes just sit there clogged up with RAM and don't reset ready for the next DR render. Only way to get them going again is to log into each one and restart the vrayspawner service.
Can this be done from a batch script (or something) from each of our workstations? So, for example, double clicking on a 'restart network spawner' script would restart 192.168.0.50, 192.168.0.51, 192.168.0.52 etc on our domain.
We have a regular (10 times a day!) problem where after a DR job, some of the render nodes just sit there clogged up with RAM and don't reset ready for the next DR render. Only way to get them going again is to log into each one and restart the vrayspawner service.
Can this be done from a batch script (or something) from each of our workstations? So, for example, double clicking on a 'restart network spawner' script would restart 192.168.0.50, 192.168.0.51, 192.168.0.52 etc on our domain.
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