Required Task: Restart the LSF LIM Daemon |
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This release note applies
to systems where LSF-HPC with SLURM has been installed and configured;
skip this task if your system is installed and configured with standard
LSF.
The LSF Load Information Manager (LIM) daemon
must be restarted so that it can be properly licensed for all compute
node processors. At this point, LSF is only licensed for a subset
of the available compute node processors.
Follow this procedure to start the LSF LIM daemon:
As the root user, determine the node on which the
LSF daemons are running:
# controllsf show current |
Log in to the node on which the LSF daemons are running
(unless it is the local node) and restart the LIM:
Confirm that LSF is fully licensed for all of the
compute nodes that have been booted up and are running:
# sinfo --long --Node --exact --partition=lsf |
This command displays all of the compute nodes
in the lsf partition and the number of CPUs per
node. Total the number of CPUs and make sure that the sum matches
the ncpus value in the output of the lshosts command in the next step.
Ensure that the total number of compute processors
matches the ncpus value in the output of the lshosts command:
If the lshosts command displays the number of ncpus that is less than the total number of CPUs computed from the sinfo output, restart the LIM one more time.
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