Prime Mover
Mar 12 2007, 04:18 PM
Response can be affected by amount of programs running based on System rating.
Agent uses system rating of node its loaded into? So if corporate node is hacked and agent loaded on it, it would use corporate nodes system rating?
If agent hacks into corporate node after being loaded on commlink would use commlins system rateing?
Do dedicated corporate nodes have same program restrictions based on system rating? ( Busy corporate node could in theory have hundreds of employees running hundreds of programs at any given time. )
Backgammon
Mar 12 2007, 04:25 PM
Many threads on this. You can search around the forums, but aside for proposed solutions, you're going to have to wait for the Matrix supplement before getting anything definitive (hopefully).
Prime Mover
Mar 12 2007, 04:30 PM
Did some searches, Serbitars info suggests "dedictated node" isnt limited by response/system as commlink or smaller node would be. Agent info just needs little clarification.
DireRadiant
Mar 12 2007, 04:37 PM
"Hacks into" doesn't equal loading itself and running on the target system.
Jaid
Mar 13 2007, 01:01 AM
QUOTE (Prime Mover) |
Did some searches, Serbitars info suggests "dedictated node" isnt limited by response/system as commlink or smaller node would be. Agent info just needs little clarification. |
serbitar's info would be house rules, for the record.
and an agent would have to load itself onto the system once it hacks in, otherwise it would be based on your commlink.
Wasabi
Mar 13 2007, 03:34 AM
QUOTE (Prime Mover) |
( Busy corporate node could in theory have hundreds of employees running hundreds of programs at any given time. ) |
Programs would probably run on their workstations and data would be stored by, but not manipulated by, a file server. Client-Server, ya know?
Serbitar
Mar 14 2007, 11:44 AM
QUOTE (Prime Mover) |
Do dedicated corporate nodes have same program restrictions based on system rating? ( Busy corporate node could in theory have hundreds of employees running hundreds of programs at any given time. ) |
Without house rules, yes.
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