Starting from a running, single-host grid hypergrid.
I want to add a simulator on a different host.
Should I change anything in OpenSim.ini/GridCommon.ini, besides
http_listener_port? I find no reference to the simulator's address.
Only references to the R.O.B.U.S.T. server, which is the same a
Check your firewalls and any NAT-mediated connections between your external
regions and robust host.
Cheers
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 8:06 AM, Jeff Kelley wrote:
> Starting from a running, single-host grid hypergrid.
> I want to add a simulator on a different host.
>
> Should I change anything i
At 8:25 AM -0500 21/8/14, James Stallings II wrote:
Check your firewalls and any NAT-mediated connections
between your external regions and robust host.
Port 9070 is mapped to the machine running the region I try to link
to the grid.
I use the same port for the simulator and the region.
P
To check my new simulator configuration (setup from a virgin 0.8
tarball), I moved it to the grid host and the problem persists. So
there is obviously a basic problem with my configuration.
I will compare my configuration to the configuration I use for the 6
working simulators of the grid and
That was a totally stupid error.
The NETGEAR FVS338 web interface has separate entries for TCP and UDP
when mapping ports.
My TCP rule was correctly mapping TCP traffic, but my UDP rule was
mapping TCP also.
I feel ashamed.
-- Jeff
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Good Luck Jeff and good sleuthing :)
Cheers
James
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 9:49 AM, Jeff Kelley wrote:
> To check my new simulator configuration (setup from a virgin 0.8 tarball),
> I moved it to the grid host and the problem persists. So there is obviously
> a basic problem with my configurat
No need to feel ashamed, especially as you've found the issue :D
Cheers!
James
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 10:08 AM, Jeff Kelley wrote:
> That was a totally stupid error.
>
> The NETGEAR FVS338 web interface has separate entries for TCP and UDP when
> mapping ports.
>
> My TCP rule was correctly
From: Jeff Kelley
Should I change anything in OpenSim.ini/GridCommon.ini, besides
http_listener_port? I find no reference to the simulator's address.
Only references to the R.O.B.U.S.T. server, which is the same accross
all regions.
Your region.ini file(s) is the place that needs to refer t
Hey,
A solution that helped for me, Make sure your public IPs have names(
ie. example.com) Its is important that they do for the next steps. What I
have done in the past since most of my routers I have used do note provide
a local loopback to local next work. You can use some of the dynam
At 5:07 PM +0100 21/8/14, Ai Austin wrote:
Your region.ini file(s) is the place that needs to refer
to the host on which the OpenSim.exe instance is running Jeff.
Yes, and this is the only thing to change. It is surprisingly easy to
move a simulator from a host to another, over a LAN or the
At 12:59 PM -0400 21/8/14, David Saunders wrote:
A solution that helped for me, Make sure your public IPs have
names( ie. > >http://example.com>example.com) Its is important that
they do for the next steps.
What I have done in the past since most of my routers I have used do
note provide a
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Yeah the need for a DNS name scheme here is thoroughly overstated. In fact,
it adds more complexity and is something I typically do only *after*
getting everything working fine.
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 12:50 PM, Jeff Kelley wrote:
> At 12:59 PM -0400 21/8/14, David Saunders wrote:
>
> A sol
Hello Everyone .. I'm encountering a strange issue. It seems to crop up
once in a while. One of the regions on the grid, starting about a week ago,
is showing an Auction ID in the landmark. I've checked the region DB and
the auction ID field does not contain any valid information and when you
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