Hi Carl:
It certainly is possible to run Condor off a remote resource, but there is one important issue to be considered: What is the expected behavior during a loss of connectivity. As a service, Condor can be restarted automatically by Windows, but determining the timing will be important. If the connection is only lost for a minute, then it seems silly to wait 30 minutes for a restart to happen, so you need to find a restart policy that works for you.
Another option, which I have not tried with executables, is the offline file option for remote folders. According to the documentation this will maintain a synchronized version of the remote resource locally: I can't speak to its robustness, however.
As far as what the machines need to have changed, you will need to make two changes: The value of CONDOR_CONFIG in HKLM\SOFTWARE\Condor will need to point to the new configuration file (i.e. Z:\condor\condor_config), and the Condor service must point to the appropriate remote resource.
Hope that helps.
Regards,
-B
From: condor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:condor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of carl langlois
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 11:46 AM
Hi all,
I'm in the process of setting a windows XP/2003 pool. Do any of you have suggestions/Doc on managing multiple machine. In the Condor documention for Windows the specified that binary/config file should be place on local disk, is there any way i could manager remotetly the version of condor, changing configuration files, on any of the machine etc....Any advice or experience would be appreciate.
Thanks
CL
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