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Post 302570618 by jtollefson on Thursday 3rd of November 2011 10:55:38 PM
11-03-2011
Thanks guys 
They're workstations but I'm running them as servers. I'm using them for a myriad of things, right now I'm testing LDAP scripts and pushing updates across ou's. I've been thinking it'd be good to play around with some grid computing too, but, I need to read up more on that.
Too true jgt, I live in the frigid north... so unfortunately I understand all too well the cost of running heaters lol.
They're workstations but I'm running them as servers. I'm using them for a myriad of things, right now I'm testing LDAP scripts and pushing updates across ou's. I've been thinking it'd be good to play around with some grid computing too, but, I need to read up more on that. Too true jgt, I live in the frigid north... so unfortunately I understand all too well the cost of running heaters lol.
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