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Based on feedback from Samuel in PyAnsys Teams channel
PyFluent does not currently provide a "native Python" way to specify which port Fluent should use, when PyFluent is launching Fluent in the local machine.
PyFluent does already support specifying which port Fluent should use when PyFluent is launching Fluent Docker containers; should be straightforward to add that to standalone Fluent launches as well.
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Specify which port Fluent should use when PyFluent is launching it in the local system
Specify which port Fluent should use when launching in the local system
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Specify port for Fluent when launching in the local system
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Based on feedback from Samuel in PyAnsys Teams channel
PyFluent does not currently provide a "native Python" way to specify which port Fluent should use, when PyFluent is launching Fluent in the local machine.
PyFluent does already support specifying which port Fluent should use when PyFluent is launching Fluent Docker containers; should be straightforward to add that to standalone Fluent launches as well.
CC @mkundu1
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