LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

Specifies the log class filtering to be applied to RES. Only messages belonging to the specified
log class are recorded.
LSF_DEBUG_RES sets the log class and is used in combination with LSF_LOG_MASK, which
sets the log level. For example:
LSF_LOG_MASK=LOG_DEBUG LSF_DEBUG_RES=LC_TRACE
To specify multiple log classes, use a space-separated list enclosed in quotation marks. For
example:
LSF_DEBUG_RES="LC_TRACE LC_EXEC"
You need to restart the daemons after setting LSF_DEBUG_RES for your changes to take
effect.
If you use the command lsadmin resdebug to temporarily change this parameter without
changing lsf.conf, you do not need to restart the daemons.
Valid Values
For a list of valid log classes see LSF_DEBUG_LIM
Default
Not defined
See also
LSF_DEBUG_LIM, LSF_CMD_LOGDIR, LSF_CMD_LOG_MASK, LSF_LOG_MASK,
LSF_LOGDIR
LSF_DHCP_ENV
Syntax
LSF_DHCP_ENV=y
Description
If defined, enables dynamic IP addressing for all LSF client hosts in the cluster.
Dynamic IP addressing is not supported across clusters in a MultiCluster environment.
If you set LSF_DHCP_ENV, you must also specify LSF_DYNAMIC_HOST_WAIT_TIME in
order for hosts to rejoin a cluster after their IP address changes.
Tip:
After defining or changing this parameter, you must run lsadmin
reconfig and badmin mbdrestart to restart all LSF
daemons.
EGO parameter
EGO_DHCP_ENV
Default
Not defined
lsf.conf
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