They started crashing. We found that it was a software glitch. No one had ever loaded them to the point of failure. We get the attention because we're the first ones doing it. Being the lead scout, you catch the most arrows, but you need the most artillery.
Every day is a new experience.
Then a 10-node session came on, and the ATM switch locked up. We're working on distributing some of the load to other switches. Next year, we want to add multicasting units at the hub, which allow several people into a videoconference using multiple video streams together. You can click on a phone number on any videoconference in the network and join them. Originally, there was a requirement for Apple Macintosh systems in the distance-learning network because of the number of Mac users in education.