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The existing convention of numbering nodes from safenode1 up does not lend itself to optimal display and sorting.
Consider using a three digit node identifier with leading zeroes from safenode001 up to allow more convenient display and sorting.
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This will obviously limit us to <999 nodes per machine. As it stands, that is not an issue. A further digit could be added to future-proof this but current thinking is for relatively small numbers of nodes per machine so this is a far out edge case.
The existing convention of numbering nodes from safenode1 up does not lend itself to optimal display and sorting.
Consider using a three digit node identifier with leading zeroes from safenode001 up to allow more convenient display and sorting.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: