I'm only partly sarcastic when I ask just how one keeps 128 NT computers up all at once? Based on NT's standard downtime ratio I'd figure you'd spend all your time running from machine to machine rebooting them. I mean you can't properly administer an NT box remotely... someone needs to hit CTRL-ALT-DEL after all.;-)
I have to agree! I have the demo CD that came with my Realistic CD player in around '82 and it was pressed by Realistic (i.e. cheap quality) - like 78 minutes of classical music and now almos 20years later it plays fine.
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I'm only partly sarcastic when I ask just how one keeps 128 NT computers up all at once? Based on NT's standard downtime ratio I'd figure you'd spend all your time running from machine to machine rebooting them. I mean you can't properly administer an NT box remotely ... someone needs to hit CTRL-ALT-DEL after all. ;-)
I doubt you could actually get a NT cluster to all be up at once...
I have to agree! I have the demo CD that came with my Realistic CD player in around '82 and it was pressed by Realistic (i.e. cheap quality) - like 78 minutes of classical music and now almos 20years later it plays fine.