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I'm heading out to my remote office today to get more than a dozen computers online and crunching. I'd like to do this using a network install, but I have a couple of questions.
Two of the computers at the site have already been crunching for a few days because I can access them remotely and the server has been queuing nothing but large j2-1qm3-q3 CJD jobs for them. This is a good thing as the two PCs running so far are fast ones. However, there are several slow computers in the office and I definitely do not want them touching these big jobs or they'll take weeks to complete.
If I set individual clients to not pull CJD jobs during the network setup, will that change only affect the single clients or will it affect all clients attached to the network install folder? I want to keep a few clients away from the CJD project (or just away from the big jobs if that is possible) but I'd like to let the fast PCs keep downloading the big ones at the same time...
Two of the computers at the site have already been crunching for a few days because I can access them remotely and the server has been queuing nothing but large j2-1qm3-q3 CJD jobs for them. This is a good thing as the two PCs running so far are fast ones. However, there are several slow computers in the office and I definitely do not want them touching these big jobs or they'll take weeks to complete.
If I set individual clients to not pull CJD jobs during the network setup, will that change only affect the single clients or will it affect all clients attached to the network install folder? I want to keep a few clients away from the CJD project (or just away from the big jobs if that is possible) but I'd like to let the fast PCs keep downloading the big ones at the same time...