[Beowulf] Windows cluster
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Egan Ford egan at sense.netFri Sep 9 12:10:58 PDT 2005
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> How doe users access each node - terminal services? > > Would be interested in access to a 'dummies' guide to > establishing a windows > cluster I have helped my customers build Windows clusters (one cluster with thousands of nodes) using xCAT. The clusters AFAIK are for batch applications only. This document (http://xcat.org/doc/windows-HOWTO.html) describes how to install Windows with support for VNC for remote GUI, sshd for remote ssh/scp/rsync, and a serial port getty (yes you can login to Windows via a serial port/terminal server and get a bash prompt). There is also some help with auto generating new SIDs. This document (http://xcat.org/doc/image-HOWTO.html) describes how to use xCAT with partimage to install the nodes. The above is not really best practices (not sure if there are any) or a dummies guide, but may give you a start or some ideas.
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