LSF_PROXYD_PORT

Sets TCP ports for communication with the LSF rate limiter (lsfproxyd) daemon.

The rate limiter is available as of Fix Pack 14.

Syntax

LSF_PROXYD_PORT=port_number

LSF_PROXYD_PORT="port_number1 port_number2"

Description

If the LSF_PROXYD_PORT parameter is not set, the lsfproxyd daemon is disabled.

You can specify a single port or two different ports:

If you configure one port, then both the client (that is, token) requests, and badmin lsfproxyd status|block|unblock requests, use the same port.
If you configure two ports, the first one will be used for client requests, and the second one will be used for badmin lsfproxyd status|block|unblock requests. Surround the port numbers with quotation marks (") and separate each port number with a space.

To enable the rate limiter, in addition to the LSF_PROXYD_PORT parameter, also configure the LSF_PROXYD_HOSTS parameter with the LSF server hosts in the cluster for the lsfproxyd daemon.

LIM starts the lsfproxyd daemon. For configuration to the LSF_PROXYD_PORT parameter to take effect, restart LIM (by running lsdamin limrestart) on all hosts specified for the LSF_PROXYD_HOSTS parameter, and restart the mbatchd daemon (by running badmin mbdrestart).

Running the lsadmin showconf command displays the values for the LSF_PROXYD_HOSTS and LSF_PROXYD_PORT parameters, if set. Running the badmin showconf command displays the values for the LSF_PROXYD_HOSTS, LSF_PROXYD_PORT, LSF_PROXYD_HEARTBEAT_INTERVAL, and LSF_PROXYD_BYPASS values, if set.

Valid values

Any valid positive integer between 1 to 65535.

Default

Not defined

Examples

For rate limiter token requests and badmin requests to be serviced on port 7001:

LSF_PROXYD_PORT=7001

For rate limiter token requests to be serviced on port 7001, and badmin requests to be serviced on port 7002:

LSF_PROXYD_PORT="7001 7002"