My email was mixture of error messages/warnings.
IB Card on compute-01-10 is faulty on ibstatus.
In ibstat on other nodes as well as on compute-01-15 there are dual ports
as I see status of both ports in ibstat.
Firewall in not a problem, I am sure about it. How can I check bad ethernet
port. I
Is your IB card in compute-01-10.private.dns.zone working?
Did you check it with ibstat?
Do you have a dual port IB card in compute-01-15.private.dns.zone?
Did you connect both ports to the same switch on the same subnet?
TCP "no route to host":
If it is not a firewall problem, could it bad Ether
I agree with you and still struglling with subnet ID settings because I
couldn't find /var/cache/opensm/opensm.opts file.
Secondly, if OMPI is going for TCP then it should be able to find as
compute nodes are available via ping and ssh
On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 9:38 PM, Ralph Castain wrote:
> If
If OMPI finds infiniband support on the node, it will attempt to use it. In
this case, it would appear you have an incorrectly configured IB adaptor on the
node, so you get the additional warning about that fact.
OMPI then falls back to look for another transport, in this case TCP. However,
the
Dear All
I am getting infiniband errors while running mpirun applications on
cluster. I get these errors even when I don't include infiniband usage
flags in mpirun command. Please guide
mpirun -np 72 -hostfile hostlist ../bin/regcmMPI regcm.in
