Hito Bahadur
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Anyone else notice that overclockers.com is heading towards outproducing us? Today they have, and their trends is headed up steeply....
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JasonLee said:'1920x1080i-How???' has 511 active cpu's going for him ATM...I guess it is time for me to find a job as a network admin for a huge enterprise business and borg all their pc's. And then quit. Mmmyes.
And I thought I was kickin' with 14 cpus...
Network FAH Installs
Say you're lucky enough to find yourself in the data center for your local school district and the admin is FAH friendly. You have 10 minutes to load FAH on as many computers as you can before he has to go reload on caffeine and Doritos, what do you do?
You have four options:
1. Use the FAH Deployer that was originally created by Doc-of-FC (Brenton) of OCAU Forums and massively overhauled by yours truly. This proggy will first run a VB script to find every computer on the network and then output it's findings to a .txt file. You then initiate the install process which installs FAH to every computer on that list with all the appropriate flags, installs it as a service, and can overwrite any previous versions of the One-Click. Great for farms and networks alike.
Pro's: Fast, easy, gets FAH installed on 10 to 10,000 computers in minutes.
Con's: There are no cons. This is THE best network installer available.
You can get it here.
2. Use the RemoteServiceInstall created by the folding god DGROMS from the OCAU team. I have modified the proggy to add the -advmethods and -forceSSE flags to the registry and also upgraded to the FAH 4 client. Download it, read the read me, and get your butt borging.
Pro's: Easy, with a little configuring you can get it to work with duallys too.
Con's: You have to make about four entries into a batch file for each client which can be a pain if you are installing to more than five machines.
You can get it here.
3. Use the One-Click as a .msi package on the network. If the network you are installing on has a domain controller and is running nt/w2k/w2k3, you can use the network install function with the One-Click's .msi file and push FAH out to each machine.
Pro's: Fast, gets FAH installed on 10 to 10,000 computers as soon as they all reboot.
Con's: Not all networks run a domain controller nor are all networks Winbloze based (thankfully). Requires some semi-advanced networking skills. Computers must be rebooted to start the client. Also uses FAH4 client and needs to be updated.
You can get it here.
4. Grab a floppy or pen drive and start running.
Pro's: Easy as most people are probably more familiar with installing a borg from a floppy or pen drive.
Con's: 10,000 computers, one floppy. That's a lot of coffee.
You can get it here.
Very nice numbers ya'll been putting up. Kudos.Arkaine23 said:No, just OC. Team 32 is overclockers.com and the subject of this thread, not OCAU team 24. Ther's a big gap in points between our teams, but our production has really been up lately. We've out-produced you guys several days in the last week.
BakedON said:Very nice numbers ya'll been putting up. Kudos.
Unfortunately for you I just borged a P3 500 so your outproducing us ends here.
BakedON said:Very nice numbers ya'll been putting up. Kudos.
Unfortunately for you I just borged a P3 500 so your outproducing us ends here.
Ahh yes, check out our Propaganda, lol!Arkaine23 said:Inspiring Team 32 WWII-style propaganda posters. Enjoy!
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=350233&highlight=propaganda