Platform LSF Command Reference - SAS

lshosts-s [resource_name ...]-h-VFor MultiCluster, displays information about hosts in the specified clusters. The namesof the hosts belonging to the cluster are displayed instead of the name of the cluster.Do not use quotes when specifying multiple clusters.Displays information about the specified resources. The resources must be staticresources (shared or host-based). If no resource is specified, then displays informationabout all resources. Returns the following information: the resource names, the valuesof the resources, and the resource locations.Prints command usage to stderr and exits.Prints the LSF release version to stderr and exits.Output: Host-Based DefaultDisplays the following fields:HOST_NAMEtypemodelcpufncpusThe name of the host. This display field is truncated.The host type. This display field is truncated.With MultiCluster, if the host type of a remote cluster’s host is not defined in the localcluster, the keyword unknown is displayed.The host model. This display field is truncated.With MultiCluster, if the host model of a remote cluster’s host is not defined in thelocal cluster, the keyword unknown is displayed.The relative CPU performance factor. The CPU factor is used to scale the CPU loadvalue so that differences in CPU speeds are considered. The faster the CPU, the largerthe CPU factor.The CPU factor of a host with an unknown host type is 1.0.The number of processors on this host.If LSF_ENABLE_DUALCORE=Y in lsf.conf for multi-core CPU hosts, displays thenumber of cores instead of physical CPUs.If EGO is enabled in the LSF cluster and EGO_DEFINE_NCPUS is specified inlsf.conf or ego.conf, the appropriate value for ncpus is displayed, depending onthe value of EGO_DEFINE_NCPUS:Platform LSF Command Reference 281