If ya need any help with setup tom271, just let us know. 

It is worth doing, if you want to work on one computer and render on another (1 or more clients)at the same time. That way you don't have to bog down your workspace computer, and use the internet, work on Bryce etc...while you render those new HDRI or large scene files(Bryce will pop up and tell you when somethings done rendering from host).

 I have my other computer(the client) setup so I don't even need a monitor, mouse, or keyboard. Just setup the client(s) BIOS not to halt on any errors, and Windows(or Mac) to auto login(if you have internet access, you will have to setup firewalls/antivirus for clients). Have Bryce Lightning 2.0 put in the startup folder. Then when you need the client(s), just turn it on and go(one power button ease). And if you have Win Pro on clients, you can access the desktops with remote desktop, which works VERY well, and easy to setup.