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twowild4
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Is there currently any third party software to monitor all the WG agents running on my home network? I like to see my progress, but I hate having to go to all 7 of my home comps.
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Former Member
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If you use BOINC, then BOINCView is what you need.
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twowild4
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Sorry, I don't use BOINC. If there isn't anything else I might consider using it though. Any other monitors out there???
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Sekerob
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sorry no, and that page on the grid forum is gone too. from what i understand from the author (Jonathan Murphy i believe), the one made for the grid.org agent is not compatible with the WCG UD agent version.
----------------------------------------Not to deflate JM's monitor, the BOINC+BOINCview combination is absolutely superior in monitoring and managing remotely. Almost all is possible to do with the agent as were it on the local desktop. cheers
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Is there currently any third party software to monitor all the WG agents running on my home network? I like to see my progress, but I hate having to go to all 7 of my home comps. ![]() Hi.. when I was on Grid.Org before switching here.. always monitored my satistics from my log in.. had a good Idea how many results my rigs typically put out for example 1 Ghz was doing 1 - 2 results a day the 3.6 Ghz Dual core did anywhere from 4-6 results a day.. using 1 core since multi core does not work with UD agent.. looking forward to the day it will.. would be nice to cunch with a dual core or even a quad.. :) |
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Sekerob
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Is there currently any third party software to monitor all the WG agents running on my home network? I like to see my progress, but I hate having to go to all 7 of my home comps. ![]() Hi.. when I was on Grid.Org before switching here.. always monitored my satistics from my log in.. had a good Idea how many results my rigs typically put out for example 1 Ghz was doing 1 - 2 results a day the 3.6 Ghz Dual core did anywhere from 4-6 results a day.. using 1 core since multi core does not work with UD agent.. looking forward to the day it will.. would be nice to cunch with a dual core or even a quad.. :) hi choj01, sounds like you are a prime candidate for reprogramming and shaking the 'old ways' ![]()
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olympic
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Man you have to switch to BOINC!
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twowild4
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sorry no, and that page on the grid forum is gone too. from what i understand from the author (Jonathan Murphy i believe), the one made for the grid.org agent is not compatible with the WCG UD agent version. Not to deflate JM's monitor, the BOINC+BOINCview combination is absolutely superior in monitoring and managing remotely. Almost all is possible to do with the agent as were it on the local desktop. cheers I was using that monitor on Grid.org, but as soon as I installed the WCG agent, my comps wouldn't update in the monitor. BOINC does look cool, but I've also heard that it may slow down the crunching a bit. ![]()
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I was using that monitor on Grid.org, but as soon as I installed the WCG agent, my comps wouldn't update in the monitor. BOINC does look cool, but I've also heard that it may slow down the crunching a bit. <---- crocodile tears![]() BOINC does NOT slow down the crunching, and some have found that it assigns more points when converted to WCGese. It does slow down the validation, since 3 workunits must be compared. Just keep pushing them out, and it will average out over time. An advantage over UD.EXE is that a boinc workunit can be EXECUTING while others can be uploaded and/or downloaded in parallel. UD.EXE must always finish, generate the upload file, upload, download, and start a new one and benchmark. There's some wasted time in there while nothing is actually running.
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twowild4
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Holy OMG! I downloaded BOINC 5.8.17 for all my comps, and BOINCview 1.4.2 for my main comp. No matter what I did, I couldn't view any other computer using either the Bmonitor or Bview. The only help I've found deals with messing with .cfg files and going thru a bunch of stuff that seems a bit extreme for just viewing multiple comp stats. Am I doing something wrong, or is BOINC just for advanced users? I'd almost rather use VNC software and check one comp at a time.
----------------------------------------Would using my Main comp. as a gateway and using a hub to my crunching comps be the problem? Never mattered with UDmonitor on Grid.org.
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