12-03-2015, 04:56 PM
Wow, that's pretty old school ^^
So here's what i've done, tell me what you think :
- I've unzip the FumeFX401R2015.EXE into a folder.
- Manually install with the extract setup.exe on a render node.
- This create a setup.iss in the C:\windows\ of this node.
- Copy this setup.iss with the extracted folder.
- Now i can batch the setup.exe on my render nodes, and it install FumFX silently.
BUT, this kind of manipulation has one problem : i can't give the IP of my Licence server.
This bring me a question :
I've 2 working licences shared over 3 workstations. And 4 simulations licences.
Do you recommend me to install a Simulation licence on all my render nodes, and when the limit of 4 is reach, then jobs are not pick up (for simulation only) or i need to make a specific pool of nodes that are allowed to simulate ?
Thanks !
So here's what i've done, tell me what you think :
- I've unzip the FumeFX401R2015.EXE into a folder.
- Manually install with the extract setup.exe on a render node.
- This create a setup.iss in the C:\windows\ of this node.
- Copy this setup.iss with the extracted folder.
- Now i can batch the setup.exe on my render nodes, and it install FumFX silently.
BUT, this kind of manipulation has one problem : i can't give the IP of my Licence server.
This bring me a question :
I've 2 working licences shared over 3 workstations. And 4 simulations licences.
Do you recommend me to install a Simulation licence on all my render nodes, and when the limit of 4 is reach, then jobs are not pick up (for simulation only) or i need to make a specific pool of nodes that are allowed to simulate ?
Thanks !
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