Abstract: A blade management server is provided for managing the allocation of blade PCs to remote operating terminals, respectively. The blade management server responds to a request for alternative from the remote operating terminal to search for any one of the blade PCs that is not allocated yet, and notify the remote operating terminal of the address of the found blade PC. The remote operating terminal, when receiving the address, changes the blade PC to be connected to itself from the current “statically allocated” blade PC to the blade PC of the address notified of from the blade management server (the “alternatively allocated” blade PC).

Abstract: A blade management server is provided for managing the allocation of blade PCs to remote operating terminals, respectively. The blade management server responds to a request for alternative from the remote operating terminal to search for any one of the blade PCs that is not allocated yet, and notify the remote operating terminal of the address of the found blade PC. The remote operating terminal, when receiving the address, changes the blade PC to be connected to itself from the current “statically allocated” blade PC to the blade PC of the address notified of from the blade management server (the “alternatively allocated” blade PC).

Abstract: Provided is a bandwidth control method for a computer system that includes: at least one storage system; a plurality of host computers connected to the storage system via a network; and a management computer connected to the host computers, the method including the steps of: monitoring a state of the host computers; judging whether or not the each host computer is in a priority state in which operation of the host computer needs to be given priority over other host computers; communicating over a priority bandwidth when it is judged that the host computer is in a priority state; and communicating, when it is judged that the host computer is not in a priority state, over a non-priority bandwidth, which corresponds to one of a part and an entirety of a bandwidth remaining after allocating priority bandwidths to other host computers that are in a priority state.

Abstract: A luggage holding apparatus for a vehicle having a luggage room, a rear floor panel constituting the luggage room and a rear quarter panel constituting the luggage room includes a square opening formed on the rear floor panel in a longitudinal direction of the vehicle, a plurality of rectangular floor boards inlaid into the opening, whose respective long sides length is equal to a length of one side of the opening and whose summation of respective short sides length is equal to the length of the one side of the opening, a band-shaped luggage holding member for holding luggage in the luggage room, a retractor secured to at least one of the floor boards, capable of winding the luggage holding member therein for accommodation, at least one hook provided on at least either of the rear quarter panel and the rear floor panel and a hooking means provided at an end of the luggage holding member for hooking the luggage holding member to the hook.

Abstract: A luggage holding apparatus for a vehicle having a luggage room, a rear floor panel constituting the luggage room and a rear quarter panel constituting the luggage room includes a square opening formed on the rear floor panel in a longitudinal direction of the vehicle, a plurality of rectangular floor boards inlaid into the opening, whose respective long sides length is equal to a length of one side of the opening and whose summation of respective short sides length is equal to the length of the one side of the opening, a band-shaped luggage holding member for holding luggage in the luggage room, a retractor secured to at least one of the floor boards, capable of winding the luggage holding member therein for accommodation, at least one hook provided on at least either of the rear quarter panel and the rear floor panel and a hooking means provided at an end of the luggage holding member for hooking the luggage holding member to the hook.