Installation guide

2 Configuring Parallel Computing Prod ucts for an MJS
2 Start the workers on each node, using the text for < MyMJ S> that identifies
the name of the MJS you want this w o rker registered with. Enter this
text on a single line:
startworker -jobmanagerhost <MJS host name>
-jobmanager <MyMJS> -remotehost <worker host name> -v
To run more than one worker session on the same node, give each worker a
unique name by including the
-name option on the star tworker command,
and run it for each worker on that node:
startworker ... -na me <worker1 name>
startworker ... -name < work er2 name>
3 Verify that the workers are running.
nodestatus -remotehost <worker host na me>
4 Repeat items 2–3 for all worker nodes.
For more information about mdce, MJS, and worker processes, such as how to
shut them down or customize them, see the “Network Administration” chapter
in the MATLAB Distributed Computing Server System Administrator’s Guide.
Using the Command-Line Interface (UNIX)
Start the mdce Service. On each cluster node, start the mdce service by
typing the commands:
cd matlabroot/toolbox/dis tcom p/bi n
./mdce start
Alternatively (on Linux, but n o t Macintosh), you can start the mdce service on
several nodes remotely from one machine by typing
cd matlabroot/toolbox/dis tcom p/bi n
./remotemdce start -remotehost hostA,hostB,hostC . . .
where hostA,host B,ho stC refers to a list of your host names. Note that there
are no spaces betw een host names, only a com ma. If you need to indicate
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