Nxclient-resume:
I want to show how we use the Nomachine ThinClient in action
This is how we normally use permanent sessions at Oticon
- Windows nxclient is started. 
Could have been VNC also
- I start the Windows NX client
- Use my NIS username and password to connect to my GUI server
(where I have my)
- Nomachine resumes my session on the GUI server 
- You can see that various applications are open already. 
- The applications are started on other compute servers using grid. They sent the graphics to my GUI server session.
- I disconnect the session immediately for the purpose of returning in the next demo.

Sepp:
As I mentioned almost every application is installed as a SEPP package.
Since SEPP is mounted on all the servers we can use the SEPP packages on all machines.
- Returning to the NX session. 
- I list the many diffenent tools installations we have in the SEPP package system.
- Each directory under /usr/pack is an individual tool installation. 
For example: matlab is installed in many versions.
The sepp system installs a wrapper-script to all binaries under /usr/pack
These wrapper scripts are accessed under /usr/sepp/bin so you unly need to have /usr/sepp/bin/ in your path to run the binaries.

Sun Grid Environment:
Our Sun Grid Environment installation helps us to get the most out of our serverpark and licenses.
- Back to my permanent Nomachine GUI session.
- Issuing a 'qrsh' command gives me a default terminal on one or the grid servers. Here we end up on gridserver 019.
- Issuing a homemade serverload command tells me the current load on all teh servers. 
Number 19 was at that time the least loaded of the machines serving the default terminal.
- If I specify another jobtype or ressource I may be directed to another server. vcs_regression is one of the jobtypes.
- Also if I can specify a ressource - here the name and a count of a flexlm license and tell that I want to wait until the ressources are vacant.
- We can also specify the cpu-type here p32 for pentium32. hen you end up on a 32 bit machine.

Netboot:
The last demo is a demonstration of how we netboot allmost all our Ubuntu servers.
- The demo here runs in VMWare but it looks the same when we turn a Windows PC's into a diskless Ubuntu workstation.
- (Pause ved grub disken:) You boot with the Oticon Linux netboot Grub-CD
- (Fast forward:) It takes some time to boot. But its quite speedy compared to our Windows XP boottime at Oticon. Boottime for Ubuntu being around the half (3:08 Xp -1:33 Ubuntu)
- Once we have booted this demo server it is now running the FreeNX server and we connect using NX.