Yes! The BigWorld system will dynamically load-balance shards, instances and complete MMOGs across the server cluster, thereby reducing the number of servers required and providing efficiency across your MMOG multi-game network.

No. You cannot run NLB within an MSS computer network that has Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) configured. IPSec is based on an end-to-end security model, establishing trust and security from a source IP to a destination IP address. Typically, both sides require IPSec configuration, called an IPSec policy, to set options and security settings that will allow two computers (TAS and SES) to agree on how to secure traffic between them. NLB relies on the IP address and port of the source. See similar questions...

A server load balancer balance the loading on servers while a link load balancer, a.k.a. a multi-homing device, balances the loading on WAN links. See similar questions...

Recently the IT department bought new hardware for cluster backups. We have changed our backup policy to some extent, and all people who use the ... See similar questions...

If you are using just our Windows software then you are likely to be hosting your own database (Motivation customers almost always have us host both the web site and their database so this topic doesn't apply to Motivation users). In this case, you'll need to run a "Database Server" and one or more "Clients." The "Database Server" will run on just one computer on your network. It stores and retrieves the data that you will be working with (e.g. participant data, schedules, etc.). See similar questions...

Yes, but be aware that this is a mic level output. This means that the impedance and level has not been set for typical instrument inputs. See similar questions...

Layer 4 SLB, or so-called layer 4 switches, directs the traffic towards servers according to certain predefined algorithms such as round robin, while layer 7 SLB directs the traffic based on contents, such as URL, cookie or SSL session ID. With layer 7 switches, you will be able to do more intelligent switching; however, you will also sacrifice the system performance because it takes more time for SLB to parse the contents and do the switching judgment. See similar questions...

Glulam allows the manufacturer to place wood species in the lay-up to the material's best advantage in resisting applied stresses. The whole premise of a glued laminated beam is that you are trying to put the high strength material in the extreme zones of the cross sectional member, so when the beam is loaded, the high strength material is located where the stresses would be the highest. See similar questions...

Check "demsg | tail" for any relevant errors. One common error is as follows: SELinux: initialized (dev configfs, type configfs), not configured for labeling audit(1139964740.184:2): avc: denied { mount } for ... The above error indicates that you have SELinux activated. A bug in SELinux does not allow configfs to mount. Disable SELinux by setting "SELINUX=disabled" in /etc/selinux/config. Change is activated on reboot. o2net] One per node. See similar questions...

In a replication setup, a master MySQL server updates one or more slaves. Transactions are committed sequentially, and a slow transaction can cause the slave to lag behind the master. This means that if the master fails, it is possible that the slave might not have recorded the last few transactions. See similar questions...

No. This piece is primarily aimed at the keyboard and similar sources. If you need fully balanced inputs use the SM 26S or the MLM 82S. However, the SM 82 outputs are balanced. See similar questions...

Tweak: A) Balanced means it takes a 3 conductor plug like a headphone plug on each mono channel (as opposed to the little stereo jacks that carry both channels on a soundcard). Note that a balanced connection is NOT stereo even though they use the same "headphone style" TRS connector. (TRS stand for tip+ring+sleeve). Also note that to obtain the benefit of the balanced connection the output of the gear you connect must also be balanced. See similar questions...

Yes. Microsoft Corp. defines a server “cluster” as a group of independent servers managed as a single system for higher availability, easier manageability and greater scalability. The minimum requirements for a server cluster, according to Microsoft, are (a) two servers connected by a network, (b) a method for each server to access the other’s disk data, and (c) special cluster software like Microsoft Cluster Server and Microsoft Advanced Server Windows NT 4. See similar questions...

The serial console for each Miata is connected to a "DigiBoard" concentrator. Connect to the machine "hosed.cs.colorado.edu". You can connect to a particular Miata using "tip mx6-<N>" where <N> is the machine number (0..16). See similar questions...

The serial console for each DS20 is connected to an "EtherLite" console server. To access a particular system, uses "ssh" to connect to the system "ds20-consvr". You should see directions on the /etc/motd of how to continue. That message lies a little - the aliases for the host names may not be setup up, but you can connect to a particular DS20 by accessing /dev/sts/ttyn0<LETTER>, where <LETTER> is a letter from '0', '1', ..., '9', 'a', 'b', ...., 'v'. See similar questions...

If we can only see one IP address externally, we treat that as one machine, and tests will be executed on whichever of the machines responds to our requests. If you want us to test all four, the simplest scenario is to make them individually visible to us on separate IP addresses. For larger configurations, we can arrange for an on site-testing point. See similar questions...