Re: [foxboro] Guidance for combining services on IA?
- From: "Boulay, Russ" <Russ.Boulay@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 08:08:56 -0400
Stan,
In the context of Alex's email they mean the same.
In the context of discussing Infusion CE (Control Edition)
Off-Mesh is obvious. (Any machine not tied to the Mesh with dual Nics)
Off platform means "Off I/A Platform" or Mesh not running I/A. (Meaning any
machine not connected to the Mesh but thru the 3rd etherent Nic to a second
network or sometimes just a single machine.
The word Platform is not used in the context of Infusion/WW platforms..
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Subject: Re: [foxboro] Guidance for combining services on IA?
Alex, could I get a further clarification here.
It is my understanding that the terms "on/off mesh" and "on/off platform" have
different meanings in an Infusion context.
Obviously on or off mesh means that something is either physically connected to
both sides of a mesh network, and participating in the path selection process
this implies.
My understanding of on or off platform is that this pertains to whether the
Archestar "software platform" (whatever that is) has been loaded on the machine
in question.
Being on mesh implies that a given machine can use only one core, but I do not
believe that is true just because a machine is "on platform".
Do I have this correct? And is this how the terms are used in this message? I
could read this message to be using on or off platform to actually mean on or
off the mesh.
Can you unconfused me, please?
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