Troubles when I have been connected in the internet

Dear friends,

I have installed a 64bit version of pgi compilers version 11.0. The compilation procedure works well, but when I connect myself in the internet I receive a lot of messages like these:

20:35:25 (pgroupd) TCP_NODELAY NOT enabled
20:35:25 (pgroupd) DENIED: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO (INVALID error code (-9999,333))
20:35:25 (pgroupd) DENIED: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO (INVALID error code (-9999,333))
20:35:25 (pgroupd) OUT: “PVF2011” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:25 (pgroupd) OUT: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:25 (pgroupd) IN: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:25 (pgroupd) IN: “PVF2011” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:25 (pgroupd) DENIED: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO (INVALID error code (-9999,333:10054 “”))
20:35:25 (pgroupd) DENIED: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO (INVALID error code (-9999,333))
20:35:25 (pgroupd) OUT: “PVF2011” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:25 (pgroupd) OUT: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:25 (pgroupd) IN: “PVF2011” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:25 (pgroupd) IN: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:53 (pgroupd) DENIED: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO (INVALID error code (-9999,333:10054 “”))
20:35:53 (pgroupd) DENIED: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO (INVALID error code (-9999,333))
20:35:53 (pgroupd) OUT: “PVF2011” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:53 (pgroupd) OUT: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:53 (pgroupd) IN: “pgi-f95-win32” handrey@handrey-VAIO
20:35:53 (pgroupd) IN: “PVF2011” handrey@handrey-VAIO

It is quite frustating because simply I can´t use the internet ever when I have to make use of the compilers and debuggers. Any help would be very much appreciate.

Best Wishes, Handrey.

Handrey,

You say this fails only when connected to the internet?

Is this a firewall issue? If have a firewall and take it down, does
the behavior continue?

Firewalls always provide a way to allow processes through a port.

The port used for lmgrd is in the license as 27000 on the SERVER line,
but you can change that by editing, if you need to.

The pgroupd daemon uses whatever port it can, but you can assign a fixed port
by editing the license DAEMON line

change
DAEMON pgroupd
to something like

DAEMON pgroupd PORT=5678

and then it is a matter telling the firewall to let the
two daemons through their ports.

If this is not reason, please send the following outputs to license@pgroup.com

Open a command window and type

ipconfig /all

when you are on the internet and are seeing this behavior.

regards,
dave

Dear Dave,

Yes, that is the point. I had alread tried to assert different port numbers to two daemons: lmgrd and pgroupd. I was also concerned to be the firewall the guilty for this freak behaviour. However, I think the problem is the kind of internet connection I have used to. When I use my 3G modem the prompt in shell terminal hangs on. On the other hand as I use cable access everything goes fine. So the problem perhaps is how I access the web.


Best regards, Handrey.

Handrey,


Please send the output of

C:> ipconfig /all

in a command window, to license@pgroup.com

Can you take down the firewall and determine if it works?

dave

Handrey,


Please send the output of

C:> ipconfig /all

in a command window, to license@pgroup.com

Can you take down the firewall and determine if it works?

dave

Dear Dave,

As asked for you, I disallowed my firewall, and even though the compilers have still failed. I have already sent to you the output from ipconfig/all as requested.


regards, Handrey.