From this and your other post it does sound like you have a problem. It sounds like at a minimum the crash caused your current model to abort, probably due to a corrupt client_state.xml file. If you have a backup from before the crash you may be able to restore it and continue from that point. Otherwise count that model gone and hope the next one has better luck.

It may be a more serious problem with the address you have being corrupt as well or instead of the client_state.xml file. I can\'t be sure as I just got an error trying to connect to the servers so it could be on the project\'s end. If it does turn out to be a problem on your end you will need to detach and reattach.

This bit is perhaps hinting that the manager can\'t talk to the servers at the web site... usually a firewall problem or similar. The manager needs to be given rights to access the internet.

29/03/2006 14:25:24||Couldn\'t resolve hostname [www.climateprediction.net.]
29/03/2006 14:25:28|climateprediction.net|Master file fetch failed
29/03/2006 14:25:28|climateprediction.net|Too many backoffs - fetching master file

You aborted one in February but the record still shows the other one assigned to you as running normally.

Anything sinister in the Messages since your post?

Hi Nikki,

You only show one computer/HostID which was registered Feb 14th. It has two results associated with it. One was downloaded on the 14th and has been trickling up (sending status reports) to the server about once a day. It has 7 trickles which is about 30% of the way through phase 1, which goes from 1811-1825. So being in 1815 makes sense. The other resultID was just downloaded today, and has no trickles associated with it. I\'m not sure the first model/result could have gotten to 1830, which would have been 5 years into the 2nd phase, in 80 hours. That would have been incredibly fast.