[Beowulf] myrinet (scali) or ethernet
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Joachim Worringen joachim at ccrl-nece.deTue Oct 5 00:46:07 PDT 2004
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Patricia wrote:
> Hi People,
>
> I am user of two clusters: One runs under myrinet and
> the other under scali. In both cases I installed my
> software to run under each of them (but not ethernet).
> All I want to know is how to check whether my parallel
> jobs are indeed running under myrinet (scali) or
> ethernet.
For Myrinet, you can check if an MPI-programm linked against the
MPICH-GM library runs correctly.
With Scali ("MPI Connect"), it's more complicated as it can fallback to
Ethernet if the other interconnect (SCI?) does not work. Just run a
ping-pong benchmark to measure latency (there's one included with Scali
MPI), and if you get < 10us latency, you are not using Ethernet. Next to
this, there should also be diagnostic tools included.
Joachim
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