Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

lshosts
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lshosts
displays hosts and their static resource information
SYNOPSIS
lshosts [-w | -l] [-R "res_req"] [host_name | cluster_name] ...
lshosts -s [shared_resource_name ...]
lshosts [-h | -V]
DESCRIPTION
Displays static resource information about hosts.
By default, returns the following information: host name, host type, host model, CPU
factor, number of CPUs, total memory, total swap space, whether or not the host is a
server host, and static resources. Displays information about all hosts in the cluster. See
lsf.cluster(5).
In MultiCluster job forwarding model, the default behavior is to return the following
information: host name, host type, host model, CPU factor, number of CPUs, total
memory, total swap space, whether or not the host is a server host, and static resources.
Displays information about all hosts in the local cluster and for all hosts in equivalent
remote clusters that the local cluster sees. See
lsf.cluster(5).
In MultiCluster resource leasing model, returns information about hosts in the local
cluster.
The
-s option displays information about the static shared resources and their
associated hosts.
OPTIONS
-w
Displays host information in wide format. Fields are displayed without truncation.
-l
Displays host information in a long multi-line format. In addition to the default fields,
displays information about the maximum
/tmp space, the number of local disks, the
execution priority for remote jobs, load thresholds, run windows, and the license classes
used or needed.
If LSF_ENABLE_DUALCORE=Y in
lsf.conf for dual-core CPU hosts,
lshosts -l also displays the number of dual-core licenses enabled and needed.
-R "res_req"
Only displays information about the hosts that satisfy the resource requirement
expression. For more information about resource requirements, see
lsfintro(1). The
size of the resource requirement string is limited to 512 bytes. LSF supports ordering of
resource requirements on all load indices, including external load indices, either static or
dynamic.
In MultiCluster, only displays information about the hosts in the local cluster that satisfy
the resource requirement expression.