Using and Administering


Allowing Users to Submit Interactive POE Jobs

Follow the steps in this section to set up your system so that users can submit interactive POE jobs to LoadLeveler.

  1. Make sure that you have installed LoadLeveler and defined LoadLeveler administrators. See Quick Set Up for information on defining LoadLeveler administrators.
  2. Run the llextSDR command to extract node and adapter information from the SDR. See llextSDR - Extract adapter information from the SDR for information on using this command.
  3. Incorporate the appropriate node and adapter information into your LoadLeveler administration file stanzas.

    For example, the following output represents two adapter stanzas and their corresponding machine stanza:

    k10n09.ppd.pok.ibm.com: type = adapter
     adapter_name = en0
     network_type = ethernet
     interface_address = 9.114.51.73
     interface_name = k10n09.ppd.pok.ibm.com
     
     
    k10sn09.ppd.pok.ibm.com: type = adapter
     adapter_name = css0
     css_type = SP_Switch_MX_Adapter
     network_type = switch
     interface_address = 9.114.51.137
     interface_name = k10sn09.ppd.pok.ibm.com
     switch_node_number = 8
     
     
    k10n09.ppd.pok.ibm.com: type=machine
     adapter_stanzas = k10n09.ppd.pok.ibm.com k10sn09.ppd.pok.ibm.com
     spacct_exclusive_enable = true
     
    
  4. Define a machine to act as the LoadLeveler central manager. See Quick Set Up for more information.
  5. Define your scheduler to be the LoadLeveler Backfill scheduler by specifying SCHEDULER_TYPE = BACKFILL in the LoadLeveler configuration file. See Choosing a Scheduler for more information.
  6. Consider setting up a class stanza for your interactive POE jobs. See Setting Up a Class for Parallel Jobs for more information. Define this class to be your default class for interactive jobs by specifying this class name on the default_interactive_class keyword. See Step 2: Specify User Stanzas for more information.
  7. Configure optional functions, including:
  8. Start LoadLeveler using the llctl command. See Quick Set Up for more information.


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