Managing N1GE Settings

N1GE settings are global values reflecting the attributes of a particular application profile. You can have several application profiles but only one profile can be active for a grid at any particular time. The settings are described in the attributes section of the create applicationprofile command. To see the settings for a particular profile, use this command:

show applicationprofile applicationprofile type GridEngine

where applicationprofile is the name of the profile whose settings you want to see.

The following is an example of a typical application profile produced by a show applicationprofilecommand.

Name:             p1
Application Name:
Type:             GridEngine
Active:           false
adminhomedir:     /gridware/sge
adminuid:         218
adminusername:    sgeadmin
execdport:        837
instversion:
lnxnfsmtopts:     defaults
loadcritical:     3
loadwarning:      1
masterhost:
masterport:       836
masterready:
maxpendtime:      24
memcritical:      10
memwarning:       100
nfsmountpoint:    /gridware/sge/default/common
nfsservername:
proxyhost:
proxyisadmin:
sgecell:          default
sgeroot:          /gridware/sge
solnfsmtopts:

Changing Application Profile Settings

The active application profile is the one that was used when the master host was installed. You can change some of these global settings when the application profile is active and they are applied to the grid as a whole. However, you cannot change the settings of a particular server. For an inactive profile, you can change any of the settings.

You can only change the following settings for an active profile when the master host is managed by N1SM:

• loadcritical

• loadwarning

• maxpendtime

• memcritical

• memwarning

You can only change the following settings for an active profile when the Master host is an external host (proxy host is being used):

• proxyhost

To Change an Application Profile Setting

Steps

1. Access the N1SM CLI (see Accessing the N1SM CLI).

2. If the profile you want to change is currently active, unload the profile (see To Unload N1GE From a Managed Server).

3. Edit the profile to make the desired changes.

4. Reload the profile (see To Load N1GE Onto Managed Servers).