Mathematica Why Can't My Networked Computers Connect for Mathematica Parallel Kernels?

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The discussion revolves around issues with enabling remote services in MM7 on two networked computers. Users report that despite both computers being visible in the network neighborhood, they cannot see each other when remote services are activated. One user recalls past difficulties with setting up the daemon for remote access, ultimately resorting to manually launching slave kernels on each machine. Another participant suspects that the problem may be related to network issues, citing unusual IP behavior but expressing reluctance to troubleshoot further without adequate time to address potential complications. The conversation highlights challenges in configuring remote services and the importance of network stability for successful communication between devices.
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Hey guys,

I have MM7 setup on two networked computers (can see each other fine in network neighbourhood) but when i enabe remote services on both of them, neither see the other computer. Any ideas? =(

Cheers
-G
 
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I did something similar several years ago. I cannot remember the details, but I do remember that I was never able to get the daemon set up to work remotely. I had to log on to each computer and manually launch the slave kernels.
 
Hmm yeah i went and launched the parallel kernels on the host manually, didnt seem to help. I have a feeling its more a network issue though as I am getting some strange IP behaviour but i don't want to mess with it until i have time to fix stuff i break along the way =)
 

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