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eee-sel-rh1, IBM / Rocks / Linux

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System Specification :-

HeadNode x1
Operating System : Rocks
Processor 1 : Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.06Ghz cache 512kb
Processor 2 : Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.06Ghz cache 512kb
Memory : 4Gb

ComputeNodes x15
Operating System : Linux Redhat Enterprise
Processor 1 : Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.06Ghz cache 512kb
Processor 2 : Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.06Ghz cache 512kb
Memory : 2Gb

Softwares / applications :-

a. Matlab version 7.01
b. Java version 1.5.0_09
c. C++

Guide on how to use :-

Getting connected to the server

1) Download Putty Software (for connect to server)

2) Download Winscp Software (for transfer file between server / pc)

Launching putty to get connected to the server by entering the IP or hostname of the server and choose the connecting port which is port 22 or SSH in this case. Click Open.



Proceed to enter your username & password as shown in the following screen.



Matlab version 7.01 guide

In the server, no direct execution of jobs is allowed. User are required to use a calling script to submit a job to the server which will scheduled to run.
Detail of the calling script are shown below :-


PS : "more" is a command use to list the content of a file/script, in this case - CallMatlab701.sh
PS : In the script, myrun1.m is the Matlab file that is going to be executed upon the submission of jobs.


User use command "qsub" to submit the job to the server via the script (ie. shown earlier)


Important : User must remember the job number for later result/error checking.


User use command "qstat" to check the status of the job submitted earlier.


Important : qw - queuing, t - waiting, r - running.


User use command "ls" to list file in their home directory.


File example : CallMatlab701.sh.e8740 is a job error output file.
File example : CallMatlab701.sh.o8740 is a job result output file.