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@Kishore
> not sure i can access the URL of the script mentioned
There should be a "Script Console" action on the slave's main page
> when you say this affects performance of a node, could you be a little specific in terms what would be affected, (network bandwidth or cpu cycles?)
The JAR caching will be disabled, so your slave will have do download all classed from the master node. So the first run of jobs/etc may take more time, but all other runs won't be affected. Actually, it affects distributed systems only.