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Common <strong>LSF</strong> Problems<br />

UNKNOWN host type or model<br />

Viewing UNKNOWN host type or model<br />

Run lshosts. A model or type UNKNOWN indicates the host is down or the<br />

LIM on the host is down. You need to take immediate action. For example:<br />

% lshosts<br />

HOST_NAME type model cpuf ncpus maxmem maxswp server RESOURCES<br />

hostA UNKNOWN Ultra2 20.2 2 256M 710M Yes ()<br />

Fixing UNKNOWN<br />

host type or<br />

model<br />

DEFAULT host type or model<br />

Viewing DEFAULT<br />

host type or<br />

model<br />

1 Start the host.<br />

2 Run lsadmin limstartup to start up the LIMs on the host. For example:<br />

# lsadmin limstartup hostA<br />

Starting up LIM on .... done<br />

You can specify more than one host name to start up LIM on multiple hosts.<br />

If you do not specify a host name, LIM is started up on the host from which<br />

the command is submitted.<br />

On UNIX, in order to start up LIM remotely, you must be root or listed in<br />

lsf.sudoers and be able to run the rsh command across all hosts<br />

without entering a password. See “Prerequisites” on page 62 for more<br />

details.<br />

3 Wait a few seconds, then run lshosts again. You should now be able to<br />

see a specific model or type for the host or DEFAULT. If you see DEFAULT,<br />

you can leave it as is. When automatic detection of host type or model fails,<br />

the type or model is set to DEFAULT. <strong>LSF</strong> will work on the host. A<br />

DEFAULT model may be inefficient because of incorrect CPU factors. A<br />

DEFAULT type may cause binary incompatibility because a job from a<br />

DEFAULT host type can be migrated to another.<br />

Run lshosts. If Model or Type are displayed as DEFAULT when you use<br />

lshosts and automatic host model and type detection is enabled, you can<br />

leave it as is or change it. For example:<br />

% lshosts<br />

HOST_NAME type model cpuf ncpus maxmem maxswp server RESOURCE<br />

S<br />

hostA DEFAULT DEFAULT 1 2 256M 710M Yes ()<br />

If model is DEFAULT, <strong>LSF</strong> will work correctly but the host will have a CPU<br />

factor of 1, which may not make efficient use of the host model.<br />

If type is DEFAULT, there may be binary incompatibility. For example, there<br />

are 2 hosts, one is Solaris, the other is HP. If both hosts are set to type<br />

DEFAULT, it means jobs running on the Solaris host can be migrated to the HP<br />

host and vice-versa.<br />

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<strong>Administering</strong> <strong>Platform</strong> <strong>LSF</strong>

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