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Engine Not Found

Hello,

I have 2 nodes I am trying to connect, Central (with Repository, Scheduler, Proxy, and Engine) and Hub (with Repository, Proxy, and Engine) . I have done an install of each of these nodes on 2 separate remote desktops. After installation of both I went into the Central node qmc and connected the Hub node to make sure that it appeared on in the node tab of Central's qmc, which it does (says 3 out of 3 systems are running). However when I attempt to go to the hub of my hub node I get an error saying that Engine not found.

It should also be noted that I can get onto the Hub's qmc which is identical to Central's qmc.

Why am I getting an engine not found error when the qmc states that all the systems are running?

2 Replies
Michael_Tarallo
Employee
Employee

Hi Donish - is this a purchased copy (licensed) or trial version of Qlik Sense Server?

If purchased - you can can open a case with Qlik support at support@qlik.com - if a trial - you should be able to get someone from the pre-sales side at Qlik to help you. Let me know and I will see if I can facilitate this.

Hey jog - any ideas?

Regards,

Mike T

Qlik

Regards,
Mike Tarallo
Qlik
Masaki_Hamano
Employee
Employee

Hi,

Before reaching to Qlik support, I advise you to check the followings:

1. On the virtual proxies setting of both central and rim nodes, check if you have added the load balancing nodes in the following manner.

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2. If you added a remote node in the load balancing nodes setting, the port 4747 (Engine/QES listen port) needs to be opened in Windows Firewall on the remote node.

Masaki