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Powering on all Machines in the center only results in a few being turned on
This article aims to help users understand why powering up their entire center through ggRock does not always result in all PCs turning on
If you power on numerous machines simultaneously and run into issues where only a few of your Machines will end up turning on. There can be several causes for that:
1. You might be running dry on bandwidth
2. You might be running out of IP addresses (each machine eats 2 addresses while booting)
Please make sure that neither is the case and then contact support or community channels.