Platform LSF Command Reference - SAS

lshostsnprocsncoresnthreadsRUN_WINDOWSLICENSES_ENABLEDLICENSE_NEEDEDLOAD_THRESHOLDSUNIX only. The execution priority of remote jobs run by the RES. rexpri is a numberbetween -20 and 20, with -20 representing the highest priority and 20 the lowest. Thedefault rexpri is 0, which corresponds to the default scheduling priority of 0 on BSDbasedUNIX systems and 20 on System V-based systems.The number of physical processors per CPU configured on a host.The number of cores per processor configured on a host.The number of threads per core configured on a host.The time windows during which LIM considers the host as available to execute remotejobs. These run windows have the same function for LSF hosts as dispatch windowshave for LSF hosts.The licenses that are enabled for each specified host.The required banded license class for each specified host.If LSF_ENABLE_DUALCORE=Y in lsf.conf for dual-core CPU hosts, lshosts -l also displays if dual-core CPU license is enabled for the hosts and the number ofdual-core licenses needed.The thresholds for scheduling interactive jobs. If a load index exceeds the loadthreshold (or falls below the load threshold, for decreasing load indices), the host statusis changed to “busy.” If the threshold is displayed as a dash “-”, the value of that loadindex does not affect the host’s status.Output: Resource-Based -s OptionDisplays the static resources (shared or host-based). Each line gives the value and the associated hosts for the staticresource. See lsf.shared, and lsf.cluster on how to configure static shared resources.The following fields are displayed:RESOURCEVALUELOCATIONThe name of the resource.The value of the static resource.The hosts that are associated with the static resource.Platform LSF Command Reference 283