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Try changing the port numbers to something else. This is in the
preferences settings for the main machine and each node. I changed mine
from 5020-5060 to 6020-6060 and that seemed to do the trick.
Norton Antivirus 2005 Internet worm protection will also stop the
connection.
Make sure your software firewall is allowing carrara and the rendernodes
through. I run zonealarm and it needed to know that Carrara and the
rendernodes could access the network and act as servers.
I assume that you have broadband and a wireless router. Some routers
that do packet state inspection might interfere as well but this would
be a last thing to look at.
sjtaylor84 wrote:
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> Evening all,
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> I've been trying to render shots for a film I'm working on using our
> wireless network at home. It's a high speed wireless network going at
> 125mbps but whenever I start the nodes up and start rendering I get
> an error that the ports aren't avaliable :-s
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> Helllllllllllllllllllllllllllp! Without network rendering this
> bleedin' shot is taking about an hour to render a frame!
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> I hope someone will be able to help me!
> Cheers!
> Simon
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> www.simontaylorfilms.com
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