Hi people!
Lately I've been experiencing increasing amount of annoying problems with the v-ray license.
While rendering in DR, every second or third render attempt is halted with
could not obtain a license (0)' error.
It has happened before, but after installing SP2 the problem is more frequent:/
Not only that - sometimes, when cancelling the render all I get is
rendering frame at time 0
non-camera view
total frame time: 0.0 s
...about 10-15 times...
I suppose this has something to do with opened material editor, which is
totally locked, as well as 3dsmax itself.
Every render node is configured to seek for the license on my workstation -
192.168.1.3, since that's it's local IP.
I tried 127.1.1.1 as well as 192.169.1.3 on the workstation's vray, but still the problem remains.
In the 'license serve information' I sometimes get weird info - like 8 or 6 engaged DR licenses, while there are only 2 DR nodes.
There are even listed some unidentified sessions, with local IP numbers which are
non-existant in my office network - like 192.168.1.61.
It happens in scenes that are not so heavy, even without any textures.
Any ideas?
I'm pretty desperate to be honest...
The setup:
workstation: xp32, qx6700, max9/32, vray 1.5 sp2
nodes: 2x xp32, dual quad xeons, max9/32, vray 1.5 sp2
edit: ATM there are 4 DR licenses engaged, 1 interface license and 0 render licenses. The
render was halted with the aforementioned error, max is standing by but the licenses don't
seem to disengage...
Lately I've been experiencing increasing amount of annoying problems with the v-ray license.
While rendering in DR, every second or third render attempt is halted with
could not obtain a license (0)' error.
It has happened before, but after installing SP2 the problem is more frequent:/
Not only that - sometimes, when cancelling the render all I get is
rendering frame at time 0
non-camera view
total frame time: 0.0 s
...about 10-15 times...
I suppose this has something to do with opened material editor, which is
totally locked, as well as 3dsmax itself.
Every render node is configured to seek for the license on my workstation -
192.168.1.3, since that's it's local IP.
I tried 127.1.1.1 as well as 192.169.1.3 on the workstation's vray, but still the problem remains.
In the 'license serve information' I sometimes get weird info - like 8 or 6 engaged DR licenses, while there are only 2 DR nodes.
There are even listed some unidentified sessions, with local IP numbers which are
non-existant in my office network - like 192.168.1.61.
It happens in scenes that are not so heavy, even without any textures.
Any ideas?
I'm pretty desperate to be honest...
The setup:
workstation: xp32, qx6700, max9/32, vray 1.5 sp2
nodes: 2x xp32, dual quad xeons, max9/32, vray 1.5 sp2
edit: ATM there are 4 DR licenses engaged, 1 interface license and 0 render licenses. The
render was halted with the aforementioned error, max is standing by but the licenses don't
seem to disengage...
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