hello i had made a new accoutn and loged in 2 comptuers on that account . i have now rememebred my old account and wish to log into it form bonic .. iam unable to seem to find that way ..

any help woudl be great

also is there a way to monitor all computers active from one main computer .. with out bein loged into web site and have live updates i knwo old days use to be a program for it .. is there still one .. thanks

hello i had made a new accoutn and loged in 2 comptuers on that account . i have now rememebred my old account and wish to log into it form bonic .. iam unable to seem to find that way ..

Yeah, detach your computers from the one account, then re-attach to the old account.

also is there a way to monitor all computers active from one main computer .. with out bein loged into web site and have live updates i knwo old days use to be a program for it .. is there still one .. thanks

There's some third-party programs that might help, but since I don't run any, I can't speak to which ones are good.

also is there a way to monitor all computers active from one main computer .. with out bein loged into web site and have live updates i knwo old days use to be a program for it .. is there still one .. thanks

There's some third-party programs that might help, but since I don't run any, I can't speak to which ones are good.[/quote]
Yes, in the advanced view of BOINC Manager has on the advanced menu the ability to select a computer.

Or you can use BOINC Tasks to do all of your computers at once (Windows Only). There are a few others.

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Yes, in the advanced view of BOINC Manager has on the advanced menu the ability to select a computer.

i have looked at this and when i goto slect computer .. what woul di do with that ??

some of my computers are off site . remote systems .... thanks

...what woul di do with that ??

You enter the name of the remote host and the GUI RPC password. You find that in a file named gui_rpc_auth.cfg in your BOINC data directory. You can change it there too.

On the remote hosts, you'll have to create a file named remote_hosts.cfg with a list of names/IP addresses of hosts allowed to connect.

For more information, see Controlling BOINC remotely in the BOINC wiki.

Gruß,
Gundolf

The off site computers are going to be much more of a problem to control with BOINC Manager. There are of course 2 options.

1) Easiest, but least control: Join a BOINC Account Manager, and then visit each of the off site computers and have them get their commands from the Account Manager. There are only 2 or 3 account managers in existence. I use BAM.BOINCStats.com.

2) Set up a connection in the firewall of the remote site that forwards a port from the internet side to port 31416 on each computer that you want to control remotely. Add all of the steps that are normally done to connect to a computer on the LAN.

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