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Special Forums UNIX and Linux Applications High Performance Computing Building Linux cluster for mechanical engineering software Post 302918884 by biro on Friday 26th of September 2014 02:40:05 AM

09-26-2014

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Thank you for you answer.

I don't know Lustre before, I will take a look on it.
To your second thought: I will avoid to run a VM, but If there is a no other way, than I would.
I don't understand correctly what you mean with homogenous and heterogenous ? Which tactics are also available ?

If I want a remote access with vnc, I need a X Window System ?! Or I'm misguided ?

But there are a lot of other questions I asked in my first post ? Is there anybody else, who can help me ?

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ccs_config_validate

CCS_CONFIG_VALIDATE(8)					      System Manager's Manual					    CCS_CONFIG_VALIDATE(8)

NAME

       ccs_config_validate

DESCRIPTION

       Usage:

       ccs_config_validate [options]

OPTIONS

       -h     Print this help, then exit

       -V     Print program version information, then exit

       -v     Produce verbose output

   Validating XML configuraton files:
       -f configfile
	      Validate an alternate config file without preloading it with default values.

       -l configfile
	      Validate an alternate config file with preloading of default values (recommended option).

   Advanced options:
       -r     Force validation of runtime config

       -C config_loader Override config plugin loader

       -t tempfile
	      Force temporay file to tempfile

       -n     Do not remove temporary file

       -o     Overwrite temporary file (dangerous)

DEFAULT

       Default operation for ccs_config_validate is to load the currently configured environment and verify the outcoming configuration.

       Example 1: current environment uses a configuration file (/etc/cluster/cluster.conf).
	      The  user  modifies  cluser.conf and executes ccs_config_validate without options.  The tool will validate the modified cluster.conf
	      after including default values.

       Example 2: current environment is set to load the configuration from LDAP. Users
	      modifies LDAP databse and before pushing the change to the nodes, she/he can issue ccs_config_validate to verify the contents o  the
	      LDAP database automatically (as long as the correct LDAP environment is set in the cman/cluster sysconfig/defaults files).

								  September 2009					    CCS_CONFIG_VALIDATE(8)