You can run multiple instances of EMIII, just needs to be in different folders.
Datsun 1600
hmm...ok.... I just need to figure out how to have machines automatically add themselves to my EM3 queue...but that probably isn't possible. I'll just have them throw a text file up to the server with their info.
actually you have to map within EM3 where the folding folders are on those machines, and than add each box to the list
to note this si the real list of PC's I have direct access to the rest are not on this network...
Right, I understand. When I push FAH out to the machines on the network, I use a script. (It's in the FAQ now) I have since added a few lines to make them "report back" to me with theit EM3 info:
IF NOT EXIST \\%COMPUTERNAME%\fah1$ net share fah1$=C:\fah1
IF NOT EXIST \\CCHS-NETMGR\folders$\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt echo \\%COMPUTERNAME%\fah1$\ > \\servername\folders$\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt
Basically, it makes the C:\fah1 directory a hidden share on the machine, and uploads a text file to the fah push server with the computer name as the file name, and the share as the contents.
basically, it ends up being a directory on the FAH push server like:
machine1.txt
machine2.txt
...
and inside machine1.txt would be:
\\machine1\fah1$\
This gives me the machine name and network location of the FAH install, which lets me use EM3.
:bigggrin:
As a side note, Stanford says I have 51 or so processors active in the last week...but there's 110 text files in that folder...:headbange
Well that means you have had 51 or so WU's submitted thus far, it only counts CPU's that have completed work.
It looks like you have had 58 CPU's submit over 120+ WU's I would guess the other ones are working on bigger projects. but 18,000+ points is a good start looks like your averaging a good 140+ points per WU
well that means you have had 51 or so WU's submitteds thus far, it only counts CPU's that have completed work.
right, I understood that. What I'm waiting for is for all those machine to finish at the same time, since they're in the labs... kinda like a calm before the storm!
If you hunt around in the More Options area of EMIII you'll find a page for generating HTML stats. How feasible it would be to get that going on 160+ computers I do not know.
If you hunt around in the More Options area of EMIII you'll find a page for generating HTML stats. How feasible it would be to get that going on 160+ computers I do not know.
Hmm, the problem wouldn't be getting the html pages up, I would just install EM3 on a machine in my DMZ.
The problem is finding a way for these machines to insert themselves into EM3 when they get installed with FAH...because I'm not looking forward to entering that many in by hand.
...or maybe EM3 has some 'import' command? Hmm....
What would be cool is if I could have the clients hit up EM3 with a:
No-one is in here right now, and all of the machine are on. Shouldn't they be folding? (the time-to-completion are mostly listed as 00:00:00??
Some of them have a countdown, but most of them don't. EM3 error, or do I need to start looking to see if these machines' FAH service is being knocked down by anpother process?
If you just opened EMIII it will show the current progress (which it does in your case), but won't have a time estimate until it sees it complete a frame. it also takes a frame or two before the estimate will be accurate.
Bottom line, it looks normal - assuming you just started the program and/or the computers it is monitoring.
Sledgehammer70
California Icrontian
Evereyone should post their EEM layout here!
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Anyone have another monitoring program that can do maybe 150-200?
eWang++
Datsun 1600
hmm...ok.... I just need to figure out how to have machines automatically add themselves to my EM3 queue...but that probably isn't possible. I'll just have them throw a text file up to the server with their info.
to note this si the real list of PC's I have direct access to
Right, I understand. When I push FAH out to the machines on the network, I use a script. (It's in the FAQ now) I have since added a few lines to make them "report back" to me with theit EM3 info:
IF NOT EXIST \\%COMPUTERNAME%\fah1$ net share fah1$=C:\fah1
IF NOT EXIST \\CCHS-NETMGR\folders$\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt echo \\%COMPUTERNAME%\fah1$\ > \\servername\folders$\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt
Basically, it makes the C:\fah1 directory a hidden share on the machine, and uploads a text file to the fah push server with the computer name as the file name, and the share as the contents.
basically, it ends up being a directory on the FAH push server like:
machine1.txt
machine2.txt
...
and inside machine1.txt would be:
\\machine1\fah1$\
This gives me the machine name and network location of the FAH install, which lets me use EM3.
:bigggrin:
As a side note, Stanford says I have 51 or so processors active in the last week...but there's 110 text files in that folder...:headbange
It looks like you have had 58 CPU's submit over 120+ WU's I would guess the other ones are working on bigger projects. but 18,000+ points is a good start looks like your averaging a good 140+ points per WU
right, I understood that. What I'm waiting for is for all those machine to finish at the same time, since they're in the labs... kinda like a calm before the storm!
It definitely puts mine to shame
hope so! every machine helps the research.
1. Please tell me that is a live page of your EM3 watching your boxes
2. Please tell how to get that going!
dah!
port it to php/apache and I'd be down... Don't have any boxes that are ASP/IIS.
cool though!!
Hmm, the problem wouldn't be getting the html pages up, I would just install EM3 on a machine in my DMZ.
The problem is finding a way for these machines to insert themselves into EM3 when they get installed with FAH...because I'm not looking forward to entering that many in by hand.
...or maybe EM3 has some 'import' command? Hmm....
What would be cool is if I could have the clients hit up EM3 with a:
em3.exe -inputclient %computername% \\%computername%\fah1$
and EM3 would make an entry in the roster for it...
hmm...little busy today, but that might be the ticket!
Wish granted
You'll have to find some asp resources on your own...
No-one is in here right now, and all of the machine are on. Shouldn't they be folding? (the time-to-completion are mostly listed as 00:00:00??
Some of them have a countdown, but most of them don't. EM3 error, or do I need to start looking to see if these machines' FAH service is being knocked down by anpother process?
Bottom line, it looks normal - assuming you just started the program and/or the computers it is monitoring.