Multiple CPU in TS

[Guest MS Poster]

Hello:

 

I have a W2k3 SP2 64-bit Terminal Server running on a quad 2.0 GHz processor.

Only about five users connect and rarely at the same time. One user in particular

is trying to run a heavy statistical package called R (http://www.r-project.org/).

He says that when he runs a large computation, he sees a single CPU max out

at 100% and all others just sit there.

 

Is there some optimization or setting I can do to allow that app to take

advantage of all CPUs?

 

thanks.

[Guest Rob Leitman [MS]]

Re: Multiple CPU in TS

 

The application needs to be written to take advantage of multiple CPUs.

 

Rob

 

"MS Poster" <spamaway@nospam.com> wrote in message

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> Hello:

>

> I have a W2k3 SP2 64-bit Terminal Server running on a quad 2.0 GHz

> processor. Only about five users connect and rarely at the same time. One

> user in particular is trying to run a heavy statistical package called R

> (http://www.r-project.org/). He says that when he runs a large

> computation, he sees a single CPU max out at 100% and all others just sit

> there.

> Is there some optimization or setting I can do to allow that app to take

> advantage of all CPUs?

>

> thanks.

>

>

[Guest MS Poster]

Re: Multiple CPU in TS

 

Thanks, so basically if the app can do multiple processors on a "normal"

computer, it should do so on TS as well?

 

thanks.

 

Hello Rob Leitman [MS],

> The application needs to be written to take advantage of multiple

> CPUs.

>

> Rob

>

> "MS Poster" <spamaway@nospam.com> wrote in message

> news:b3173d720e518ca3ba1d7b2afa2@msnews.microsoft.com...

>

>> Hello:

>>

>> I have a W2k3 SP2 64-bit Terminal Server running on a quad 2.0 GHz

>> processor. Only about five users connect and rarely at the same time.

>> One

>> user in particular is trying to run a heavy statistical package

>> called R

>> (http://www.r-project.org/). He says that when he runs a large

>> computation, he sees a single CPU max out at 100% and all others just

>> sit

>> there.

>> Is there some optimization or setting I can do to allow that app to

>> take

>> advantage of all CPUs?

>> thanks.

>>