Yes, you are there, but you appear as \'International\' because you didn\'t state your country. You\'ll see the correct ID number:

http://boincstats.com/stats/user_graph.php?pr=cpdn&id=446436

Koen, are your computers also attached to other projects? There are a lot of members with the name Koen or koen at BoincStats. Type the name into the box at the top and you\'ll see how many.

http://boincstats.com/forum/forum_index.php

If several of the Koens are you, you\'ll need to change your email address in other project accounts. You need to use the same email address on every project. This coordinates the different accounts.

If your computers are only attached to CPDN, BOINC debt (LTD) will not be a problem and CPDN should always give you one model for each core of each computer. But only if in your BOINC preferences in your account you have given BOINC permission to use all the cores. For example, if you have a dual-core but you only give BOINC permission to use one core, you will only receive one model.

http://boincview.amanheis.de/ can be used to watch and control multiple hosts. It can replace the BOINC manager or be used in addition to the BOINC manager (default is, that it uses port 31416 then).

If you run several projects and CPDN had piled up a huge amount of negative Long Term Debits (LTD) in client_state.xml, this can make your computers not request work for quite a long time.

I reset those LTD now and then - but that requires editing of the client_state.xml file, there is no standard feature that allows resetting them (besides resetting the whole project).

Especially CPDN tends to collect negative LTD (caused by the long running models) - if you don\'t reset them, the only way to make your host ask for new work is to suspend all other projects for a minute.

BOINCview can show you how many LTD a project has collected over the time.


If you run only CPDN, a reason I could think of would be the IP changes in the CPDN network - BOINC caches IPs for a long time (or even forever?), but then you should have seen a message about connection problems. A BOINC restart fixes that IP cache problem - but one rarely restarts headless crunchers ;-)


p.s.: My personal opinion is, that the LTDs are a misconcept, as they can interfer with the short term debits, if one of them is negative for a project while the other value is positive for the same project

Your host pages say, that you received work on two computers today and on a third one yesterday.

The limitation might be the daily quota, so if the results got lost, you\'ll probably have to wait until tomorrow until you can get another model assigned.