Clustering can also be used to provide synchronization and redundancy for services, such as web and COM+ applications, network infrastructure, mail, client server applications and other functions.
Clustering can also be used to provide synchronization and redundancy for services, such as web and COM+ applications, network infrastructure, mail, client server applications and other functions.
you could, but you wouldn't see any performance increase. if anything, if you ran f@h on a cluster like that, you would lose performance because one computer is being used as the "master" to tell each of the slaves what to do. they would do work units slower individually, but they would do more at once so it would even itself out... it would be too much more of a hassle if you ask me to cluster them if you are just going to fold...
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