Manual reservation system obsolete? (Answer: no)

2006-02-20, 21:09

how many guys run llrnet? isn't that easier to use than this reservation system?

Biggles · 2006-02-21, 02:00

I don't run LLRnet because I can't. Sure, it would be easier if I could, but since I basically have to treat these boxes as no-net, LLR and reservations are necessary for me.

Mystwalker · 2006-02-21, 11:25

My computer(s) sometimes don't run for a week. I don't know the current expiration time, but by reserving the candidates here, I can get rid of this problem.

japelprime · 2006-02-21, 11:59

This old PC scramble I am using is so old that I do not bother trying connecting them to net They are running in my garage with no net connection available and I just look at them ones in a while to update Sieve/PRP result. So this manual updating suit me fine.

ltd · 2006-02-21, 16:30

There are two reasons why i run the "old" reservation. First i am allowed to run DC software on my office PC but not if they connect to the internet.
Second even if i would be allowed to run a connect to the internet for DC purposes i would not be able to run the llrnet client as our firewall wants username/password authentication and only allows special ports.

@Mystwalker: the llrnet server deadline is set to 14 days.

@thommy: the llrnet server hands out between 60 and 110 k/n pairs a day run by 5 to 15 contributors at the moment

Lars

Citrix · 2006-02-21, 16:36

I run my own llrnet, so I reserve ranges manually to feed the program. (It just got hungry last night so I had to buy him a 10,000 range)

2006-02-21, 02:00	#2
Biggles Jan 2006 6₈ Posts	I don't run LLRnet because I can't. Sure, it would be easier if I could, but since I basically have to treat these boxes as no-net, LLR and reservations are necessary for me. Last fiddled with by hhh on 2006-02-21 at 10:46

2006-02-21, 16:30	#5
ltd Apr 2003 2²·193 Posts	There are two reasons why i run the "old" reservation. First i am allowed to run DC software on my office PC but not if they connect to the internet. Second even if i would be allowed to run a connect to the internet for DC purposes i would not be able to run the llrnet client as our firewall wants username/password authentication and only allows special ports. @Mystwalker: the llrnet server deadline is set to 14 days. @thommy: the llrnet server hands out between 60 and 110 k/n pairs a day run by 5 to 15 contributors at the moment Lars Last fiddled with by ltd on 2006-02-21 at 16:34

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2006-02-20, 21:09	#1
thommy 2×3²×5×43 Posts	how many guys run llrnet? isn't that easier to use than this reservation system?

2006-02-21, 11:25	#3
Mystwalker Jul 2004 Potsdam, Germany 3·277 Posts	My computer(s) sometimes don't run for a week. I don't know the current expiration time, but by reserving the candidates here, I can get rid of this problem.

2006-02-21, 11:59	#4
japelprime "Erling B." Dec 2005 58₁₆ Posts	This old PC scramble I am using is so old that I do not bother trying connecting them to net They are running in my garage with no net connection available and I just look at them ones in a while to update Sieve/PRP result. So this manual updating suit me fine.

2006-02-21, 16:36	#6
Citrix Jun 2003 2·7·113 Posts	I run my own llrnet, so I reserve ranges manually to feed the program. (It just got hungry last night so I had to buy him a 10,000 range)