Platform LSF Administrator's Primer Version 6.2

Managing Users, Hosts, and Queues
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Do you really want to restart LIMs on all hosts? [y/n] y
Restart LIM on <hosta> ...... done
Restart LIM on <hostc> ...... done
Restart LIM on <hostd> ...... done
The lsadmin reconfig command checks for configuration errors.
If no errors are found, you are asked to confirm that you want to restart
lim on all
hosts and
lim is reconfigured. If fatal errors are found, reconfiguration is aborted.
5 Reconfigure mbatchd:
% badmin reconfig
Checking configuration files ...
No errors found.
Do you want to reconfigure? [y/n] y
Reconfiguration initiated
The badmin reconfig command checks for configuration errors.
If no fatal errors are found, you are asked to confirm reconfiguration. If fatal errors
are found, reconfiguration is aborted.
3 Set up the new
host
1 Log on as root to any host that can access the LSF install script directory.
2 Change to the LSF install script directory.
For example:
# cd /usr/share/lsf/lsf_62/6.2/install
3 Run the hostsetup command to set up the new host.
For example:
# ./hostsetup --top="/usr/share/lsf/lsf_62" --boot="y"
See the Platform LSF Reference and Installing Platform LSF on UNIX and Linux
for information about
hostsetup.
4 Start LSF on the new host:
# lsadmin limstartup
# lsadmin resstartup
# badmin hstartup
5 Run bhosts and lshosts to verify your changes.
If any host type or host model is UNKNOWN or DEFAULT, see See Administering
Platform LSF to fix the problem.
Adding hosts
dynamically
Dynamic host configuration allows you to add hosts to the cluster without manually
changing the LSF configuration. See Administering Platform LSF for details about
adding hosts dynamically.
If you get errors
See Chapter 6, “Troubleshooting LSF Problems” or the Platform LSF Reference for
help with some common configuration errors.