[Beowulf] Remote Console
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John Hearns john.hearns at streamline-computing.comWed Mar 22 13:11:04 PST 2006
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On Wed, 2006-03-22 at 09:00 -0500, Luis Alejandro del Castillo Riley wrote: > Hi fellows i have 5 pcs one is my master computer and the others are > the slaves machines i am trying to build a cluster and i am looking > for a program can do a remote console > or desktop from the master pc to the others but not using SSH. > The whole idea is find a remplacement of a KVM switch. If you want to use a serial console, you can enable Linux to use a serial console (see the Linux HOWTO pages). Then you can attach a serial lead to each of the serial connectors on the rear of the PCs. You then have several options: manually connect the lead from your head node to each node you want to 'talk' to use a Cyclades type terminal server use a Cyclades-type multi-port serial card in your head node If your five PCs support lights-out management cards you can get a connection from the serial port over the LAN. For example, on Sun service processors you can ssh to the SP and connect to the serial console. Or via IPMI cards you can run Serial-Over-Lan Two questions: if you look at the BIOS settings on your PCs do you have an option to re-direct the serial console? Do your PCs have an option for an IPMI card (may be termed a BMC)
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