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Public SetiQueue Servers

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Some members of TLC and others have set up some public SetiQueue servers to help ease the connections to the S@H servers.� Note that many, if not all, of these are owned and operated by TLC members and for TLC members.� The general public may or may not be invited, so if you’re not a TLC member then check with the Queue admin.� Here’s a list of the currently available servers (more will be added if they come available, email me with any updates):

Note on Cascaded Queues: This identifies whether a queue connects directly to SETI@Home or goes by way of another Queue upstream. The use of another in-line queue can protect better from outages, but also will increase the time it takes for your results to arrive at SETI@Home and be counted. It also introduces another point of failure. See here for more details.
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Queue Usage Guidelines

• Before connecting to a queue, inform the queue owner of your intentions.
• Do not wait for an outage to start using a queue – if you can’t get units, then neither can the queue and all the units it has are reserved for other users
• Pick one queue and stay with it – The server doesn’t need to be bogged down by hundreds of inactive users who’ve moved on.
• If you are behind a company firewall and are having problems accessing a queue, try using one of the queues running on port 443.
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• IPs can and do change, which results in the Queue becoming inaccessible to clients. There are hundreds of services out there that will manage a dynamic IP to a DNS name (and many of our queues are using them), including no-ip.org and CJB.net, both of which are completely free services.
• Please ensure your ISP allows you to run servers – Some don’t and running the server could be a TOS violation
• Try not to have too much downtime, if you turn your computers off at night then it wouldn’t make much sense to be running a public queue, for instance
• Have enough bandwidth to cope – you need at least 128kbps upstream for a moderately active queue to remain responsive
• Round-robin DNS systems do not work well at all with SetiQueue, a unit returned to a different queue will be recycled by the queue that dispatched it and so will be processed over and over



Last Updated 18th February


Address	Location	Owner	Cascaded?
shishcoguy.no-ip.org:5517	UK/Europe (Fast server)	Shishcoguy	Direct to SETI@Home
shishcoguy.no-ip.org:443	UK/Europe (Fast server)	Shishcoguy	Direct to SETI@Home
http://p3ngu1nb0y.cjb.net/	Grand Rapids, MI	p3ngu1nb0y
http://brainthink.com:5517	San Francisco, USA	S�N G��	Direct to SETI@Home
http://jdaw.cjb.net:443/	Houston, TX� USA	JDAW’s on port 443	Direct to SETI@Home
http://jdaw.cjb.net:5517/	Houston, TX� USA	JDAW’s on port 5517	Direct to SETI@Home
http://sq.no-ip.org:5517	Stockholm, Sweden	Pjotr	Direct to SETI@Home
setiq.new-swankton.net:5517/	Reno, NV	Russell Hansen	Direct to SETI@Home
cache.siliconworksinc.net:5517	Ohio, USA	Chris Calhoun	Direct to SETI@Home
31eos150.eosinc.com:5517/	�	~Haji~	Direct to SETI@Home
murin.no-ip.com:5517		�rebro, Sweden	Direct to SETI@Home
crunching.kicks-ass.net:5517	The-Pit	Switzerland	Direct to SETI@Home
dot-net.mudz.org:5517	Skeetre	Florida, USA	Direct to SETI@Home

You do not need to have SetiQueue installed to access these servers, all you need to do is to point your SETI program to point to the public servers.� For those of you who do not have SetiQueue installed and want to (for yourself or as a public Queue) you can download a copy here from the SetiQueue homepage.� If there are any questions about the public Queues please check out this forum thread…any other questions about setting up SetiQueue or other Queue programs can be asked on the forum also — You just need to register if you haven’t already, it’s Team Lamb Chop’s official forum.