[Beowulf] Infiniband Subnet Manager
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Prentice Bisbal prentice at ias.eduFri Sep 5 07:48:16 PDT 2008
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Nifty niftyompi Mitch wrote: >> I've gotten a lot of response to my IB questions that I posed to the >> list. Thanks for all your help. All of my questions have been answered. >> It turns out, as some as you pointed out, that my switch will have a >> built-in subnet manager, so I won't need to run one on a node. >> > > I should add that a built in subnet manager is extra $$. Also they tend > to run on a modest dedicated processor card. The modest dedicated card > solutions have limited RAM and will not support a gonzo big fabric. > A rule of thumb, depending on the subnet manager on the card the run out of memory > recources trip point is about 144 ports. > > The richer the statistics gathered and retained the larger the footprint is. > > Large fabrics will need a host based subnet manager. Thanks my cluster is only 64 nodes, so that shouldn't be a problem. -- Prentice
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