[AG-TECH] Demo, June 13, need hands waving

[Randy Groves]

D-oh!

I KNEW that I'd succeeded before - I just checked my quick test from 
Tuesday, and I had the name as 'TestingRoom'.

Oh well - it probably won't be the last time that I look l like a clueless 
newbie  ;-).

I'll be interested in the performance on my end.  With all the trial setups 
that I'm putting up internally, I'm now using a Dual Pentium II 400 box as 
my display box, so I'll be interested to see when it chokes.

-randy

At 05:34 PM 6/12/2002 -0500, Robert Olson wrote:
>Yup, test room is bridged (I initially thought it wasn't, but I evidently 
>added it at some point).
>
>--bob
>
>At 03:17 PM 6/12/2002 -0700, Roberts, Ian E wrote:
>>Um, folks? I'm currently connected to the Test Room via the Argonne 
>>bridge. Does somebody know something I don't?
>>
>>C:\>vtc TestRoom_video bridge-2.accessgrid.org display
>>connected to bridge at 140.221.8.206
>>vic   -N <mailto:d3h817 at 130.20.208.22>d3h817 at 130.20.208.22   -t 30 
>>140.221.8.206/57726
>>
>>I'm not opposed to moving it to an actual room nor using a QuickBridge, 
>>but I'm just saying that we don't need to do any of that stuff.
>>
>>~ian
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Jeremy Sauer [mailto:jsauer at uswest.net]
>>Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 7:45 PM
>>To: Don Morton
>>Cc: Randy Groves; 'ag-tech at mcs.anl.gov (E-mail)'
>>Subject: Re: [AG-TECH] Demo, June 13, need hands waving
>>
>>I have quickbridge installed on a machine and actually would like to have 
>>someone test our server.  Perhaps we can try this?
>>
>>Jeremy Sauer
>>
>>Don Morton wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>Randy Groves wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Darn - You're right.  I could have SWORN that I was able to
>>>>
>>>>bridge into
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>that room...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Oh well.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Yeh..... Mike Daw had the best idea, I think - we should all get
>>>
>>>
>>>into this Quick Bridge and help each other in such cases :)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>So, does it have to be Test Room?  All the other ANL venues
>>>
>>>seem
>>>
>>>
>>>to support bridging (I think).
>>>