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SetiQ Beta4A with VLAR routing available..

I had just downloaded it when I saw your message. I've now loaded it and it has a lot neat new features. Is Ken getting carried away! 🙂😀 OK should have a ball with this!

Those holding on to the old version should make the switch. I've been running this since beta1g and it works great! I can see no reason why you would not want to run it as it gives you so much more control over your fleet.
 
Hmm...I just might have to use SetiQ now... 🙂

I haven't kept up too much with the VLAR problems with the 3.03 client, is it correct that the Linux client manages to finish some WU's (with low angles?) faster than the windows client, because of some sort of bug in the windows 3.03 client?

And, how hard do you think is integrating a Linux based system into a Win2k based network? I am a complete Linux newbie, but I think I might have found an excuse to finally try Linux if it can help my WU times....
 
MisterM - all of the other clients from non-win platforms run VLARs faster than win + CLI (including the win GUI). 2K & NT will run them a bit faster than 9x/ME.

Also you asked:

And, how hard do you think is integrating a Linux based system into a Win2k based network?

My alpha running linux (Red Hat 6.2) is currently a member of my win2K's domain (not a "native" 2K domain but a legacy NT-style domain that I configured on the 2K). The alpha running the ppstats program, has a share mapped to my 2K advanced server to grab the 2K's pproxy logs from its pproxy server, in order to run stats.

Out of my 12 machines, I currently have 3 booted to win, 1 running NetBSD, and everything else running Linux. No problem (other than continually rebooting the 98 and 98SE... 😛).
 
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