Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

Parameters
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If you enable this parameter, you must enable it in the entire cluster, as it affects all
communications within LSF. If it is used in a MultiCluster environment, it must be
enabled in all clusters, or none. Ensure that all binaries and libraries are upgraded to LSF
Version 6.2, including LSF_BINDIR, LSF_SERVERDIR and LSF_LIBDIR
directories, if you enable this parameter.
If your site uses any programs that use the LSF base and batch APIs, or LSF MPI
(Message Passing Interface), they need to be recompiled using the LSF Version 6.2 APIs
before they can work properly with this option enabled.
IMPORTANT
You must shut down the entire cluster before enabling or disabling this
parameter.
If LSF_STRICT_CHECKING is defined, and your cluster has slave hosts that
are dynamically added, LSF_STRICT_CHECKING must be configured in the
local lsf.conf on all slave hosts.
Valid value
Set to Y to enable this feature.
Default
Undefined. LSF is secure in trusted environments.
LSF_STRIP_DOMAIN
Syntax
LSF_STRIP_DOMAIN=
domain_suffix [:domain_suffix ...]
Description
(Optional) If all of the hosts in your cluster can be reached using short host names, you
can configure LSF to use the short host names by specifying the portion of the domain
name to remove. If your hosts are in more than one domain or have more than one
domain name, you can specify more than one domain suffix to remove, separated by a
colon (:).
For example, given this definition of LSF_STRIP_DOMAIN,
LSF_STRIP_DOMAIN=.foo.com:.bar.com
LSF accepts hostA, hostA.foo.com, and hostA.bar.com as names for host
hostA, and uses the name hostA in all output. The leading period ‘.’ is required.
Example:
LSF_STRIP_DOMAIN=.platform.com:.generic.com
In the above example, LSF accepts hostA, hostA.platform.com, and
hostA.generic.com as names for hostA, and uses the name hostA in all output.
Setting this parameter only affects host names displayed through LSF, it does not affect
DNS host lookup.
Default
Undefined
LSF_TIME_CMD
Syntax LSF_TIME_CMD=timimg_level
Description
The timing level for checking how long LSF commands run. Time usage is logged in
milliseconds; specify a positive integer.
Default
Undefined