Lijuan: If your venue server hostname resolves properly for the other machines, they should be able to access your venue server. If the venue server is behind a firewall, you'll need to open ports for the venue server. There are four ports which are, by default, 8000, 8002, 8004, 8006; you can configure them to be different with command-line options and the VenueServer.cfg file.
How does it fail when machines on other networks try to connect to your venue server? Tom Lijuan Geng wrote: > Hello, > > After setting up a local server, I find another problem: If I want to > communicate with another AG node locates at a different LAN. How do I > make my local Venue Server recognized/accessed by nodes on other networks? > > Lijuan > > */Lijuan Geng <fengfenglili2...@yahoo.com.sg>/* wrote: > > Hi, Tom > > Thank you very much for all the ideas! > > The problem has been solved. Previously pc1 could not resolve the > hostname of pc2, so when I entered the server address of pc2, pc1 > cannot recognize it. > > Now everything works and the response of Shared Applications is much > faster. > > Thanks! :) > > Lijuan > > > > */"Thomas D. Uram" <tu...@mcs.anl.gov>/* wrote: > > Lijuan: > > You can try the following: > > - Make sure that pc1 can resolve the hostname of pc2, and vice > versa. > - Make sure the time on each pc is synchronized to an ntp server. > - Look in the VenueClient.log and VenueServer.log files for an > indication of the problem; > send the logfiles to me if you can't see any problem there, and > I'll have a look. > > Tom > > > Lijuan Geng wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I have set up a Local Venue Server to improve the Shared > Application Speed. > > > > The situation is: Server on pc1 can only be connected by the > Venue > > Client on pc1, while Server on pc2 can only be connected by > Venue Client > > on pc2. When I try to use the Venue Client on pc1 to connect > to Server > > on pc2, the connection cannot be established. > > > > Network no problem. In Venue Management Tool, I didn't! set > anything > > special. I wonder if other settings are wrong? > > > > Please give me some suggestions, Thanks!! > > > > Lijuan > > > > > > */"Thomas D. Uram" /* wrote: > > > > > > Lijuan: > > > > Yes, you can run a VenueServer closer to your client(s) to > speed up > > interactions (event > > distribution) in shared applications. Running a venue server is > > quite simple; you can > > find details in the Venue Management manual here: > > > > > > http://www.mcs.anl.gov/fl/research/accessgrid/documentation/VENUE_MANAGEMENT_MANUAL_HTML/VenueManagementManualHTML.htm > > > > One detail that's not entirely clear there is the exact > command line > > needed to start a > > server on Linux. You can just run 'VenueServer.py' to start the > > venue server, and use the > > '-h' option to see other options for running the venue server. > > > > Tom > > > &! gt; > > > > > > Lijuan Geng wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > > > When I launch Shared Applications, the delay from the > controller > > > computer to other computers is too long. Since the controller > > > computer commands have to be sent to Venue Server, then > from Venue > > > Server to other computers. If the Venue Server is quite far > away, > > > then the delay will be very long. > > > > > > I wonder if a local venue server can be set up so that the > Shared > > > Application speed can be improved? > > > > > > Please give me some suggestions, Thanks! > > > > > > Lijuan > > > > > > * Yahoo! Mobile > > > * > > > - Download the latest ringtones, games, and more! > > > > > > > * Yahoo! Mobile > > * > > - Download the latest ringtones, games, and more! > > > > * Yahoo! Mobile > <http://sg.rd.yahoo.com/mail/tagline/?http://sg.mobile.yahoo.com/>* > - Download the latest ringtones, games, and more! > > * Yahoo! Mobile > <http://sg.rd.yahoo.com/mail/tagline/?http://sg.mobile.yahoo.com/>* > - Download the latest ringtones, games, and more! >
