One. Compute nodes are dedicated resources, so only one user is permitted to access any particular node at a time.

Yes. The User Store is mounted on all compute nodes, so users are able to access their home directories from these nodes.

The number of compute nodes is subject to change due to demand. Alexa endeavors to provide enough computing resources to satisfy demand and will scale the Platform as required.

More than one user can access the same account and its filings at the same time, but everyone must know the Account ID and Password for that account. Care should be taken so that only one person at a time edits a specific filing. If multiple users edit one filing simultaneously, the last one to save will have their changes overwrite any previous user changes.

Yes. Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 compute nodes can be deployed using Remote Installation Services (RIS), which is included with Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003. For Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 with SP1, RIS was replaced by Windows Deployment Services (WDS).

Customers can use Windows ntbackup to back up Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 head nodes and compute nodes. Third-party backup applications that are certified to run on Windows Server 2003 products can also be used to back up Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 nodes.

Yes. The data in the Data Store is available from the compute nodes. This data may be accessed via the Data Retrieval API or awsp_cat.

Yes. Interactive nodes and compute nodes use the same operating system, feature identical file systems, and use largely the same hardware.

Access to compute nodes is managed by the Portal. To access one or more compute nodes, a user much schedule a job. If the nodes are to be used in an interactive fashion, select the ReservationOnly framework when scheduling the job.

This is only an issue for machines that support network booting (also called PXE). In this case the boot order should be cdrom, floppy, hard disk, network. This means on bare hardware the first boot will network boot as no OS is installed on the hard disk. This PXE boot will load the Red Hat installation kernel and install the node just as if the node were booted with the Rocks CD. If you select the boot order to place PXE before hard disk to node will repeatedly re-install itself.

The number of users accessing a VPON at the same time varies from different products. LAN or Internet bandwidth is one of the most important factors that limits the number.In general condition,15 to 20 is a reasonable number.

Yes, the first user that accesses the document will have full edit capabilities while the second user will have read-access only.

HRtrax is available in two user-level versions; Solo and Enterprise. Our Solo or single-user version is limited to one user access at a time. With our Enterprise or multi-user version there is no practical limit on the number of users that can access HRtrax at the same time. There is an upgrade to the Enterprise multi-user version available for those on the Solo version. Please contact your HRtrax representative for specifics on how to order this upgrade.

No. Interactive nodes are dedicated resources. This means that only one user will be able to log in to a node at a time. Access to an interactive node will be granted by the Platform when a user reserves a node on the Portal.

No, other BitWise users do not have access to any of the files on your PC. The only way that others have access to your files is if you enable file sharing, and even then, only the files in the shared folder can be accessed. BitWise checks and re-checks your file sharing and file transfer preferences at every step, and will deny any inappropriate action being attempted by another user.

Set the edge port flag for all ports. This is found under the menu item: System->Spanning Tree->Port Settings. This is accomplished by going to System->Switch->Configuration and typing 'rocks.cfg' in the last field 'Copy Running Config to File'. In the field above it, you should see 'rocks.cfg' as the 'File Name' in the 'Start-Up Configuration File'.

When compute nodes experience a hard reboot (e.g., when the compute node is reset by pushing the power button or after a power failure), they will reformat the root file system and reinstall their base operating environment. cd /home/install # cp rocks-dist/enterprise/3/os/i386/build/nodes/auto-kickstart.xml \ site-profiles/3.3.0/nodes/replace-auto-kickstart.xml

You may have changed your zone information after transferring an activity. Or you may want to experiment with different zones and see how much time you spent in them for a particular activity.

Yes. The nodes are yours to do what you will during your slot. Just ssh root@nodeX-Y and be greeted by the familiar root@node:~/# prompt.

No. CubicConnector's overriding design goal was to make it fast and easy to link many nodes together, reducing the number of clicks and scrolling required. Its connection area allows visual correlations to be made easily between a hotspot and its destination.

There are four cases for selecting many nodes at one time: all nodes, popup nodes, inversion selection, and many nodes.

Do this first (in bash): for i in 'seq -w 1 1024' do /usr/bin/ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no n$i hostname done If you receive this error, please delete all the known_hosts entries from your $HOME/.ssh directory. This error occurs after certain system configuration changes. You generally do not need to re-run ssh-setup after deleting these files.

If you have the situation where a common address book is to be kept for the office, then whoever has created the address book can "Publish" it to the server. Other users, if they have been added to the access list for that "published" address book can retrieve it and use it. From the File menu, select Address Book then Publish. You can now add users in the Publish For box to indicate who will be able to retrieve your published address book.

There is no artificial limit on the number of users who can use My Clients & Profits!. The number of concurrent users is limited by the performance of the computer that's running My Clients & Profits!, the available bandwidth of your internet connection, the speed of your Clients & Profits file server, and the amount of traffic on the network. The My Clients & Profits! server uses one user license regardless of the number of users accessing it at one time.

Very unique compared to other products, Webthru supports up to 100 persons at the same time. Originally Webthru supports more than 100 persons; however, its capacity is fixed to 100 persons to supports already accessed users at rapid transmission speed. When 100 persons access Webthru, they can receive 1 frame per about 10 seconds. Webthru has pan/tilt/zoom controlling function in its software.

Yes. There are no restrictions on the number of users that may access romanticatours.com at the same time using a common IATA number. However, each user must sign-on with their individual first name for invoicing and contact purposes.

You may purchase additional workstations to support multiple users accessing a company file simultaneously. Each additional user must have a separate workstation license and a corresponding copy of Tenant Pro 7 installed on his or her machine locally. Each licensed user may then access the common company file over the network. Currently, there are two methods to purchase additional licenses for Tenant Pro 7. Visit us online at www.propertyautomation.