lsclusters.1

NAME

     lsclusters - list LSF clusters and configuration information

SYNOPSIS

     lsclusters [ -h ] [ -V ] [ -l ] [ cluster_name ... ]

DESCRIPTION

     Display general configuration information  about  LSF  clus-
     ters.  The default is to return information about all remote
     clusters from which local cluster could  get  load  informa-
     tion.   Remote  cluster names are set up by the LSF adminis-
     trator through the use of RemoteClusters (see lsf.cluster(5)
     ).   A listing of the clusters is displayed with the follow-
     ing fields:


     CLUSTER_NAME
          The name of the cluster.


     STATUS
          The current status of  the  cluster.   Possible  values
          are:

          ok   The remote cluster is in normal load sharing state
               and  that  it  will exchange load information with
               the local cluster.


          unavail
               The  cluster is unavailable.


     MASTER_HOST
          The name of the master host of the cluster.


     ADMIN
          The primary LSF Administrator's login name of the clus-
          ter.


     HOSTS
          Number of hosts in the  cluster.


     SERVERS
          Number of LSF servers in the  cluster.

OPTIONS

     -h   Print command usage to stderr and exit.
     -V   Print LSF release version to stderr and exit.

     -l   Display cluster information in a (long) multi-line for-
          mat  for each cluster.  The information includes: clus-
          ter  name,  cluster  master   host,   primary   cluster
          administrator's  login  name,  total number of hosts in
          the cluster, and the number  of  server  hosts  in  the
          cluster. If this option is given, the command will also
          list the available resource  names,  host  types,  host
          models and cluster administrator's login names, whether
          local cluster accepts or send interactive jobs to  this
          cluster (see lsf.cluster(5) for details).

SEE ALSO

     lsfintro(1),  ls_info(3),  ls_policy(3),   ls_clusterinfo(3)
     lsf.cluster(5)