Remote EM Computing
Remote EM Analysis Job Queuing
Customers with floating network licenses of em (EM analysis engine) can set up Sonnet EM analysis queues for remote processing platforms. This feature is useful for organizations that maintain one or more large EM job processing computers in a central location. Any engineer may specify a set of EM jobs to run on one or more remote processing computers (Windows, Linux or Solaris) from a local desktop workstation. Multiple queues may be created to run on more than one computer from your own workstation.
If you have at least one floating network license of the Sonnet EM analysis engine, you may define any number of EM Analysis Process Server queues on your network on any number of processing servers, and simultaneous processing of up to the number of solver licenses that you own is permitted.
With Sonnet Remote EM, you have the option to run your EM analysis locally, or on any remote batch queue where the Remote EM Server is activated