Guys, sorry to bother you with this. But can maybe someone help me out with this? I already have two render nodes(I’m on Corona1.3 ) and they work fine generally.
I remember I had a tough time and had to do some research to get them reading the license information. It was something about placing a text-file containing my license information?
I’m setting up a new render node and because I’m an old fart I forgot how to do it and I can’t find it anymore. The DR-server says something about creating a new config-file and it is not found by the master when I press search ‘LAN’.
Thanks for the quick reply, TomG.
thanks to your link I remembered how I did it for the other nodes. The txt.file was placed in localuser/appdata/blah and I tried to mimic this for the new node.
Dr started fine like:
2016-07-21/17:33:50 DR server started
2016-07-21/17:33:50 Starting UDP socket, local hostname: Xeon-1
2016-07-21/17:33:50 Running Corona DrServer build Nov 3 2015 on ports UDP19666, TCP19668, loopback TCP19667
this looks just like the (working) node
2016-07-21/10:56:22 DR server started
2016-07-21/10:56:22 Starting UDP socket, local hostname: I-7
2016-07-21/10:56:22 Running Corona DrServer build Nov 3 2015 on ports UDP19666, TCP19668, loopback TCP19667
But Xeon-1 still can’t be found.
One thing: In the working node’s directory there are other files like licensing.log and a token. I remember reading or doing something about a token.
Solved.
After rebooting it worked. I’m using windows for over 20 years now- when I will learn that you have to reboot first each and every time something isn’t working as expected?
thanks, TomG.
