LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

Valid values
unit indicates the unit for the resource usage limit, one of:
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KB (kilobytes)
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MB (megabytes)
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GB (gigabytes)
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TB (terabytes)
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PB (petabytes)
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EB (exabytes)
Default
KB
LSF_USE_HOSTEQUIV
Syntax
LSF_USE_HOSTEQUIV=y | Y
Description
(UNIX only; optional)
If LSF_USE_HOSTEQUIV is defined, RES and mbatchd call the ruserok() function to
decide if a user is allowed to run remote jobs.
The ruserok() function checks in the /etc/hosts.equiv file and the user’s
$HOME/.rhosts file to decide if the user has permission to execute remote jobs.
If LSF_USE_HOSTEQUIV is not defined, all normal users in the cluster can execute remote
jobs on any host.
If LSF_ROOT_REX is set, root can also execute remote jobs with the same permission test as
for normal users.
Default
Not defined
See also
LSF_ROOT_REX
LSF_USER_DOMAIN
Syntax
LSF_USER_DOMAIN=domain_name:domain_name:domain_name... .
Description
Enables the UNIX/Windows user account mapping feature, which allows cross-platform job
submission and execution in a mixed UNIX/Windows environment. LSF_USER_DOMAIN
specifies one or more Windows domains that LSF either strips from the user account name
when a job runs on a UNIX host, or adds to the user account name when a job runs on a
Windows host.
lsf.conf
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