Hello, On 11. Sep 2008, at 23:43, jinghua wrote:
> 12690 140457991698240 ./lib/net/socketConnection.cpp:108 Address > 130.39.195.55:4744 > 12690 140457991698240 ./lib/net/socketConnectionPosix.cpp:64 Could not > connect to 'vizws05.cct.lsu.edu:4744': No route to host(113) > > vizws05 is my server computer, my client computer is vizws03 > They can ssh, ping, and traceroute each other successfully > > I have disabled firewall on both computers just to put the firewall > issue > away. > So why the remote client can't connect to server? why no route to > host? Is > it because some network setup I didn't do? No route to host means that the machine the client is started on can't reach the IP address, that is, either the local routing is not setup correctly or your default gateway doesn't know how to reach vizws05. What is strange is that you can trace the IP. I assume that they are both in the same subnet, so you should see a route for this subnet on both hosts. If you don't find it, can you send the output of 'netstat -rn' and 'arp -an' for both machines, after you've ping'ed the remote machine. > I also try to prestart render client on remote computer, what I did > is: > > prestart remote client > start server > start applicatioin (save node as server) > > After I prestarted remote client, the port is listening. when I > start the > server, seems like server still try to go bind the same port, which > caused > the "can't bind, address already in use" error. You should use a different listening port for the client (--eq- listen :<port), if you start the server and the client on the same machine. HTH, Stefan. _______________________________________________ eq-dev mailing list [email protected] https://in-zueri.ch/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/eq-dev http://www.equalizergraphics.com
