Windoze cluster and diskless nodes
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Frank Joerdens frank at joerdens.deFri Feb 8 02:50:18 PST 2002
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I'll be building a little 10-CPU Windows (NT) cluster as a 3D rendering farm. Unfortunately the network rendering software (Cinema 4D Net) that our artists use is not available for Linux - only Windows and Mac OS are supported. I'm wondering if it's possible to make a Windows cluster with diskless nodes, i.e. to net-boot Windows NT, to save the cost of a hard disk in each node, and to ease administration. Regards, Frank
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