"render host is not responding" error after scene is transferred to host

[giraffe]

here is how I did :
(btw I am a hardware dumb so I might be advising a funny way but this is how I made it eheh)
I removed all rams and plugged one pair and enabled the memory test of BIOS at the beginning when first open pc.
so when rams pass the test, windows started load.
then I removed this pair, and put other pair in their own slot. repeated same. they passed test.
3rd pair couldnot pass test and windows did not load. So I thought I found guilty RAMS.
but then suddenly I thought "maybe it is not RAMS but RAM ports they are sitting on"
so I put the guilty RAMS in one of the already tested slots. and windows did load.
so unfortunately I learned that my RAM slots are dead.
I was sad, if it was only RAMS easy to replace. but when it is slots, you can do nothing. you just have to learn to work with less ram

[aphex79]

i got this problem on friday, but solved it. instead of starting all the vrayspawner services at once, i started them one at a time. and waited untill the one was finished and added before the other..

[stevesideas]

Still not solved this problem ! I only have 2 machines and still have this problem....

[dgloege02]

I too have seen this and have found that adding the license server IP and name to the hosts file on each render node gives the node the fastest possible way to find it's way back. It has helped reduced the occurances of nodes dropping off. The host file is in C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc. Open it in notepad and there are instruction on how to add addresses remarked inside the file.

[stevesideas]

Is it lmhosts.sam im supposed to be changing...there are insructions, but they are going to take some deciphering

[Sascha Selent]

I solved my problems with DR Spawner with a really crazy workaround

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I solved my problems with DR Spawner with a really crazy workaround

Sascha