README.md

For immediate purposes:

- getting users in a specific sgi where "sgi10node1" is a variable head node 
(can be done from anywhere. no credentials needed)
	net group hpc-users-sgi10node1 /domain
	
- adding or deleting users from a given sgi headnode where "sgi10node1" is a ghead node variable and "test" is a variable user
(has to be done with admin credentials and an admin shell, preferable from the domain controller)
	net group hpc-users-sgi10node1 /add test /domain
	net group hpc-users-sgi10node1 /delete test /domain
	
- checking for current jobs running onan sgi where "sgi10node1" is a variable head node
(needs to be done from a powershell cmd window, preferably an hpc powershell cmd window)
	add-pssnapin microsoft.hpc
		(needed is done from a normal powershell cmd window)
	 get-hpcjob -scheduler sgi10node1
		(can add the parameter "-owner test" where "test" is a user to retrieve jobs by a user)

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Application Build Draft

Information Needed (functional requirements):
	- # of jobs running on a cluster
	- users connected to a cluster
		- check for it to be 0 or 1 in case of the sgi's
	- check for job owner/user connected correlation
	
Optional (non functional requirements):
	- nice gui
	- Ability to write a comprehensive report to a file
		- able to choose what cluster(s) to write the report on
		- able to browse where to print the report
	- Ability to provide credentials at startup
	
Maybe available on application:
	- Ability to cancel jobs
	- Ability to add/remove users
	
Using:
	- python
		-main drive program
	- ps1 files 
		-for powershell scrips when necessary
	- AutoIt Compiled executables
		- for commands run using credentials provided
		- credetntials feeded through command line
	- Tmp folder access
		- command and script output retireval when not possible to output to python main directly
		
Research on authentication and credential passing
	examples:
		runas /noprofile /user:domain\user "cmd /k powershell.exe add-pssnapin microsoft.hpc; get-hpcmember -scheduler masternode"
		Enter the password for domain\user:
		Attempting to start cmd /k powershell.exe add-pssnapin microsoft.hpc; get-hpcmember -scheduler masternode as user "domain\user" ...