Remote server access from Windows 7 Professional machine

M10 · October 31, 2011, 16:28

Hello CCM+ users,

I'm currently working with my IT team to set up Star-CCM+ on our network.
The remote solver server is Windows Server 2008 HCP and my client machine's OS is Windows 7 professional.

I'm having difficulty accessing the remote machine with the default rsh command - Winrm is enabled on my machine, but read a little about SUA, and apparently it's not for W7 professional (is that right?)

Are there anyone using similar client-server setup successfully with rsh? Or are you using alternative connection method? Any advice would be helpful.

Thanks.

abdul099 · November 1, 2011, 15:09

I had some difficulties to run simulations in parallel and / or connect to a server during my studies. I know it was due to user rights, it worked fine when logged in as system administrator. Maybe you can test this, when it works it's just a matter of user rights.

Regardeless of the operating system, you need to be able to connect to a server without the need for a password. Otherwise it will not work.

ping · November 6, 2011, 03:50

the normal way to use the computers you have is the queue the job to the hpc machine from w7 using the -ccs option in the star-ccmp client open dialog. then once the job is running you will see it in the client's server window and you simply 'connect' to it. for this to work your firewalls needs to be open to the processes and you need the same username/password on each machine. you can also use job manager in windows hpc to queue the job, the connect from w7

October 31, 2011, 16:28	Remote server access from Windows 7 Professional machine	#1
M10 New Member Mio S Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 14	Hello CCM+ users, I'm currently working with my IT team to set up Star-CCM+ on our network. The remote solver server is Windows Server 2008 HCP and my client machine's OS is Windows 7 professional. I'm having difficulty accessing the remote machine with the default rsh command - Winrm is enabled on my machine, but read a little about SUA, and apparently it's not for W7 professional (is that right?) Are there anyone using similar client-server setup successfully with rsh? Or are you using alternative connection method? Any advice would be helpful. Thanks.

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
CFX11 + Fortran compiler ?	Mohan	CFX	20	March 30, 2011 18:56
Fluent on Microsoft Windows Server 2003, possible?	IvanCFD	FLUENT	0	February 10, 2011 04:45
Remote access to a Linux machine	faisal_durr	CFX	3	July 28, 2010 06:52
Distributed Parallel on dual core remote machine	Justin	CFX	1	February 3, 2008 17:23
RSH service on Windows 2003 server	Saturn	CFX	2	August 21, 2006 08:31

November 1, 2011, 15:09		#2
abdul099 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 636 Rep Power: 21	I had some difficulties to run simulations in parallel and / or connect to a server during my studies. I know it was due to user rights, it worked fine when logged in as system administrator. Maybe you can test this, when it works it's just a matter of user rights. Regardeless of the operating system, you need to be able to connect to a server without the need for a password. Otherwise it will not work.

November 6, 2011, 03:50		#3
ping Senior Member Ping Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 556 Rep Power: 20	the normal way to use the computers you have is the queue the job to the hpc machine from w7 using the -ccs option in the star-ccmp client open dialog. then once the job is running you will see it in the client's server window and you simply 'connect' to it. for this to work your firewalls needs to be open to the processes and you need the same username/password on each machine. you can also use job manager in windows hpc to queue the job, the connect from w7