Platform LSF Administration Guide Version 6.2

Chapter 4
Working with Hosts
Administering Platform LSF
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# /etc/services entries for LSF daemons
#
res 3878/tcp # remote execution server
lim 3879/udp # load information manager
mbatchd 3881/tcp # master lsbatch daemon
sbatchd 3882/tcp # slave lsbatch daemon
#
# Add this if ident is not already defined
# in your /etc/services file
ident 113/tcp auth tap # identd
3 Run lsadmin reconfig to reconfigure LIM.
4 Run badmin reconfig to reconfigure mbatchd.
5 Run lsfstartup to restart all daemons in the cluster.
NIS or NIS+ database
If you are running NIS, you only need to modify the services database once per NIS
master. On some hosts the NIS database and commands are in the
/var/yp directory;
on others, NIS is found in
/etc/yp.
1 Log on to any host as root.
2 Run lsfshutdown to shut down all the daemons in the cluster
3 To find the name of the NIS master host, use the command:
% ypwhich -m services
4 Log on to the NIS master host as root.
5 Edit the /var/yp/src/services or /etc/yp/src/services file on the
NIS master host adding the contents of the
LSF_TOP/version/install/instlib/example.services file:
# /etc/services entries for LSF daemons.
#
res 3878/tcp # remote execution server
lim 3879/udp # load information manager
mbatchd 3881/tcp # master lsbatch daemon
sbatchd 3882/tcp # slave lsbatch daemon
#
# Add this if ident is not already defined
# in your /etc/services file
ident 113/tcp auth tap # identd
Make sure that all the lines you add either contain valid service entries or begin with
a comment character (
#). Blank lines are not allowed.
6 Change the directory to /var/yp or /etc/yp.
7 Use the following command:
% ypmake services
On some hosts the master copy of the services database is stored in a different
location.
On systems running NIS+ the procedure is similar. Refer to your system
documentation for more information.
8 Run lsadmin reconfig to reconfigure LIM.