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Ionut Grigorescu_2
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‎02-21-2003 02:22 AM

‎02-21-2003 02:22 AM

MC/Service Guard

Hi all,

simple question: for what stands MC?
If it weren't for STRESS I'd have no energy at all
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BFA6
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‎02-21-2003 02:29 AM

‎02-21-2003 02:29 AM

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Re: MC/Service Guard

As far as I'm aware it stands for Multi Computer.

Regards,

Hilary
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Rainer von Bongartz
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‎02-21-2003 02:34 AM

‎02-21-2003 02:34 AM

Re: MC/Service Guard




MC: Multi Computer


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Rainer
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Ravi_8
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‎02-21-2003 02:41 AM

‎02-21-2003 02:41 AM

Re: MC/Service Guard

Hi,
MC stands for Multi computer
never give up
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Ionut Grigorescu_2
Super Advisor

‎02-23-2003 11:04 PM

‎02-23-2003 11:04 PM

Re: MC/Service Guard

Thank you all!

case closed
If it weren't for STRESS I'd have no energy at all
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Terri Mando
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‎02-24-2003 09:38 AM

‎02-24-2003 09:38 AM

Re: MC/Service Guard

The MC in MC Service Gard stands for Multi Cluster, NOT Multi Computer. : )
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Patrick Wallek
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‎02-24-2003 09:42 AM

‎02-24-2003 09:42 AM

Re: MC/Service Guard

Sorry Terri, it IS Multi-Computer, NOT Multi-Cluster.

See this web page, first paragraph:
http://www.software.hp.com/cgi-bin/swdepot_parser.cgi/cgi/displayProductInfo.pl?productNumber=B3935CA
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