Hay James I am subscribed so thanks and I am creating an AMI image. my terraform code creates the image on the fly. looking forward to new publicly available builds, so i can carry on rendering Thanks Again

Thanks for this one James, yes this was the issue and found put that windows kernel is now using port 9001 (on my box) hence why its was not working

I am getting the same problem I have no idea whats changed, i cant login to the cloud system or even start an local only render

Thanks James First with an little dirty hacks, i got my AWS render farm working and a render that would have taken 24 hours took a few hours, so thank you. Using the auto discovery, crowd-redner is matching the internal hostname and internal ip address, As my master node is my laptop i need the auto discovery to bring back the public ip. That is what i was asking if their was an ip switch option. again the -p option is going to help me fix an problem of having an really really big list of no longer used node address so thank you

Hay James This part is worth every part and i am really gratefull. `` "-p" defines the node as either physical or not, default is true, false means the node is virtual and therefore crowdrender should forget it once its gone. `` Would it be possible to request that we can set the ip and nodename. i ask as when i start crowdrender in my AWS env i get the internal hostname what is not that useful

Just an update both issues have been fixed :) i used https://www.thegeekdiary.com/centos-rhel-7-how-to-change-the-machine-id/ to change the hardware id on redhat/centos boxs just need to look at how to remove old nodes from my list

Thanks i had an felling it was an ID but was not sure how it was generated, I give this a go i think the two issues are linked, so i try this first