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I'm sure it's a simple thing, but I can't figure it out. My router needed to be replaced and I put in my old one temporarily. Nothing wrong with the old one, just crappy range on the wi-fi. It worked fine with DR rendering before.
Since putting it back on today I can no longer get DR rendering working with Vray - the machines seem to receive the scene but kack out. DR rendering with RT is working fine. Machines all appear to be fully accessibly on the network, they are all pointing to the correct license server port, license server is running, I have re-installed Vray just to be safe, and no still no joy.
All settings on the machines, including their IP, are unchanged - just put in the old router, that had worked fine with DR previously.
I can't figure it out: any idea what I might be missing?
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Since putting it back on today I can no longer get DR rendering working with Vray - the machines seem to receive the scene but kack out. DR rendering with RT is working fine. Machines all appear to be fully accessibly on the network, they are all pointing to the correct license server port, license server is running, I have re-installed Vray just to be safe, and no still no joy.
All settings on the machines, including their IP, are unchanged - just put in the old router, that had worked fine with DR previously.
I can't figure it out: any idea what I might be missing?
b
