Hi Bogdan,
Thanks for the information and looking forward to the new OpenMPI feature of
port restriction...
About Debian, I was wondering about that...I've had no problems with it and I
was thinking everything was just done for me; of course, another possibility is
that there was no firewall
On Wed, 18 Mar 2009, Raymond Wan wrote:
Perhaps it has something to do with RH's defaults for the firewall settings?
If your sysadmin uses kickstart to configure the systems, (s)he has to
add 'firewall --disabled'; similar for SELinux which seems to have
caused problems to another person on
Hi Ron,
Ron Babich wrote:
Thanks for your response. I had noticed your thread, which is why I'm
embarrassed (but happy) to say that it looks like my problem was the
same as yours. I mentioned in my original email that there was no
firewall running, which it turns out was a lie. I think th
Hi Ray,
Thanks for your response. I had noticed your thread, which is why I'm
embarrassed (but happy) to say that it looks like my problem was the same
as yours. I mentioned in my original email that there was no firewall
running, which it turns out was a lie. I think that when I checked
b
Hi Ron,
Ron Babich wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I'm having a very basic problem getting an MPI job to run on multiple
nodes. My setup consists of two identically configured nodes, called
node01 and node02, connected via ethernet and infiniband. They are
running CentOS 5.2 and the bundled OMPI, ver
Hi Everyone,
I'm having a very basic problem getting an MPI job to run on multiple nodes.
My setup consists of two identically configured nodes, called node01 and
node02, connected via ethernet and infiniband. They are running CentOS 5.2 and
the bundled OMPI, version 1.2.5. I've attached the
