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\subsection{Sequent Symmetry S81}

\subsubsection{Footprint}

\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{|c|l|}\hline
System               & Sequent Symmetry S81                 \\ \hline
Architecture         & Shared Memory MIMD                   \\ \hline
\# of Processors     & 20                                   \\ \hline
Type of Processors   & Intel 80386/80387                    \\ \hline
Memory Size          & 128 MB                               \\ \hline
Disk Capacity        & 4.32 GB                              \\ \hline
Operating System     & DYNIX/ptx 2.0                      \\
                     & (based on UNIX System V R 3.2)       \\ \hline  \hline
Name                 & melmac.risc.uni-linz.ac.at           \\ \hline
Internet Address     & 193.170.36.100                        \\ \hline
Location             & RISC                                 \\ \hline
System Administrator & K.\ Erdei ({\tt kerdei})             \\ \hline
Network Coordinator  & H.\ W.\ Loidl ({\tt hwloidl})        \\ \hline
\end{tabular}
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\subsubsection{Availability}

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Group       & RISC & TU-Vienna & Vienna & Linz & Salzburg & World \\ \hline
            & good &  good     &  slow  & good &  good    & good  \\ \hline
\end{tabular}
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As the 64Kb/s connection between Linz and Hagenberg is available now, the  
connection to the machine from outside RISC should be quite good.

\subsubsection{Further Description}

This machine is not only used for research purpose but also as the main
computing server for the institute. Therefore, computational intensive 
jobs should be run during the night hours or at weekends.

\subsubsection{Software}
