LSF Version 7.3 - Administering Platform LSF

The LSF License File
152 Administering Platform LSF
In the LSF license file:
FEATURE lsf_manager lsf_ld 6.200 8-may-2008 2 ADE2C12C1A81E5E8F29C \
VENDOR_STRING=Platform NOTICE=Class(S)
FEATURE lsf_manager lsf_ld 6.200 8-may-2008 10 1DC2C1CCEF193E42B6DC \
VENDOR_STRING=Platform NOTICE=Class(E)
Determining what licenses a host needs
Use lim -t and lshosts -l to see the license requirements for a host. For example:
lim -t hostA
Host Type : NTX64
Host Architecture : EM64T_1596
Physical Processors : 2
Cores per Processor : 4
Threads per Core : 2
License Needed : Class(B), Multi-core
Matched Type : NTX64
Matched Architecture : EM64T_3000
Matched Model : Intel_EM64T
CPU Factor : 60.0
lshosts -l hostA
HOST_NAME: hostA
type model cpuf ncpus ndisks maxmem maxswp maxtmp rexpri server nprocs ncores nthreads
LINUX86 PC6000 116.1 2 1 2016M 1983M 72917M 0 Yes 2 4 2
...
LICENSE CLASS NEEDED: Class(B), Multi-cores
...
Format of the demo license file
This is intended to familiarize you with the demo license file. You do not need to
read this section if you are only interested in installing the license.
LSF licenses are stored in a text file. The default name of the license file is
license.dat.
The
license.dat file for an LSF license normally contains the same products
defined in
lsf.cluster.cluster_name.
The
license.dat file for a demo license contains a FEATURE line for each LSF
product. Each feature contains an expiry date and ends with the string
DEMO.
For example:
FEATURE lsf_base lsf_ld 7.000 24-Oct-2008 100 DCF7C3D92A5471A12345 "Platform" DEMO
The FEATURE line contains an encrypted key to prevent tampering.
A demo license does not require a server daemon or vendor daemon, so it does not
contain
SERVER or DAEMON lines, only FEATURE lines.