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Table of Contents

Part I Welcome to Compute Manager 3

................................................................................................................................... 51 Copyright, Trademarks, and Third Party Licenses

................................................................................................................................... 62 Supported Platforms and Compatability Requirements

Part II Getting Started 7

................................................................................................................................... 81 Registering a Server

................................................................................................................................... 92 Submitting a Job

................................................................................................................................... 123 Monitoring a Job

Part III Submitting Jobs 14

................................................................................................................................... 161 Submitting a Job

................................................................................................................................... 182 Creating and Using a Job Submission Profile

................................................................................................................................... 203 Deleting a Job Submission Profile

................................................................................................................................... 214 Short Cuts for Entering Job Arguments

.......................................................................................................................................................... 22Setting a Job Directory Argument

.......................................................................................................................................................... 25Setting a Job Filename Argument

.......................................................................................................................................................... 27Setting a List of Files Job Argument

Part IV Monitoring Jobs 30

................................................................................................................................... 321 Refining Job Monitoring Selection Criteria

.......................................................................................................................................................... 34Monitoring Your Jobs

.......................................................................................................................................................... 35Monitoring Jobs for a Specific Application

.......................................................................................................................................................... 38Monitoring Jobs on a Specific Server

.......................................................................................................................................................... 40Monitoring a Job in a Specific State

................................................................................................................................... 422 Tailoring the Job Monitoring Display

.......................................................................................................................................................... 43Sorting Jobs

.......................................................................................................................................................... 46Adding and Deleting Job Attributes

.......................................................................................................................................................... 50Changing Size of Column Headings

.......................................................................................................................................................... 51Grouping Jobs

.......................................................................................................................................................... 55Freezing a Job Attribute

.......................................................................................................................................................... 59Rearranging Job Monitoring Columns

................................................................................................................................... 633 Viewing Job Results

.......................................................................................................................................................... 64Viewing a summary of the job

.......................................................................................................................................................... 66Viewing a list of all the job properties

.......................................................................................................................................................... 69Managing the staged job files

.......................................................................................................................................................... 72Viewing output generated by a custom action

................................................................................................................................... 744 Managing Jobs

.......................................................................................................................................................... 75Resubmitting a Job

.......................................................................................................................................................... 78Terminating a Job

.......................................................................................................................................................... 81Moving a Job to a Different Queue

.......................................................................................................................................................... 84Downloading Job Files

.......................................................................................................................................................... 86More Action

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Part V Remote File Operations 89

................................................................................................................................... 911 Operations from the Directory Structure Pane

.......................................................................................................................................................... 93Expanding and Collapsing the Directory Structure

.......................................................................................................................................................... 94Viewing the Contents of a Directory

.......................................................................................................................................................... 95Viewing a Specified Directory

................................................................................................................................... 962 Operations from the Files Pane

.......................................................................................................................................................... 98Sorting Files

.......................................................................................................................................................... 99Changing Size of Column Headings

.......................................................................................................................................................... 101Grouping Files

.......................................................................................................................................................... 105Moving Column Headings

.......................................................................................................................................................... 106Viewing the Contents of a File

.......................................................................................................................................................... 108Deleting a File

.......................................................................................................................................................... 111Copying a File

.......................................................................................................................................................... 113Renaming a File

.......................................................................................................................................................... 115Downloading a File

.......................................................................................................................................................... 118Zipping a File

.......................................................................................................................................................... 120Unzipping a File

.......................................................................................................................................................... 122Uploading a File

.......................................................................................................................................................... 126Creating a New Directory

.......................................................................................................................................................... 130Creating a New File

................................................................................................................................... 1323 Operations from the File Content Pane

.......................................................................................................................................................... 133Viewing Contents in View Mode

.......................................................................................................................................................... 136Viewing Contents in Page View Mode

.......................................................................................................................................................... 139Editting a File

.......................................................................................................................................................... 141Expanding the View of the File

Part VI Configuring Compute Manager 143

................................................................................................................................... 1451 Setting Compute Manager Preferences

.......................................................................................................................................................... 146Configuring License Server

.......................................................................................................................................................... 147Configuring General Information

.......................................................................................................................................................... 148Configuring Compute Manager

................................................................................................................................... 1502 Managing Servers

................................................................................................................................... 1523 Registering a Server

................................................................................................................................... 1544 Unregistering a Server or Changing the User Password

Part VII Messages 156

Part VIII Online Help 158

Part IX Logging Out of Compute Manager 159

Index 160

Welcome to Compute Manager 3


1 Welcome to Compute Manager

Compute Manager helps you to submit, monitor, and manage work loadsconnected to Enterprise PBS Professional complexes.

Compute Manager understands your applications and how they work. It automatically fills in key inputparameters, like the number of processors and amount of memory required. Compute Manager stagesinput data sets and automatically returns output files when your job completes. Your productivityimproves since there are no complicated commands to learn. With minimal configuration, ComputeManager automates the job submission process, allowing users to spend more time creating bettermodels and simulations. You no longer need to write, modify or maintain dozens of scripts for yourapplications and the platforms you use. Compute Manager handles the details for you.

Compute Manager is an ideal solution for PBS Works customers who:

want a simple but powerful web-based interface for submitting to and monitoring jobs in PBSProfessional queues.

need to browse and modify remote files.

would like to minimize the effort needed to write, modify, and test complex application scripts.

want to automate job submission tasks to maximize end-user productivity while optimizingresource availability.

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require a consistent job submission and monitoring interface.

would like automated staging of input and output files.

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1.1 Copyright, Trademarks, and Third Party Licenses

Copyright© 2003-2011 Altair Engineering, Inc. All Rights Reserved

HWE Compute Manager, HyperWorks Enterprise, PBS™, PBS Works™, PBSGridWorks®, PBS Professional®, PBS Analytics™, PBS Desktop™, PBSPortal™, PBS Animate™, PBS BioChem™, PBS MCAE™, e-BioChem™, e-Compute™ and e-Render™ are trademarks of Altair Engineering, Inc. and areprotected under U.S. and international laws and treaties.

All other marks are the property of their respective owners.

Copyright notice does not imply publication. Contains trade secrets of AltairEngineering, Inc.

Decompilation or disassembly of this software is strictly prohibited.

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1.2 Supported Platforms and Compatability Requirements

In order to register your session of Compute Manager to an Enterprise PBS Professional complex, thecomplex head node must be running PBS Professional and PBS Professional Application Services 11.0or later. Please contact your site administrator for further information.

Compute Manager is supported on the following platforms:

Operating Systems

Windows 64bit

Windows Server 2008

Windows Server 2008 R2

Linux 64bit

SLES 10/11

RHEL 5/6

Cent OS 5

Supported Browsers

Windows

Firefox 3.5/3.6/4.0 (preferred)

Chrome 10/11/12 (preferred)

Internet Explorer 8/9

Linux

Firefox 3.5/3.6/4.0 (preferred)

Chrome 10/11/12 (preferred)

OSX

Safari 5 (currently not heavily tested)

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2 Getting Started

Just a few quick steps will allow you to access the job submission and monitoring capabilities ofComputer Manager.

1. Register with an Enterprise PBS Professional server

2. Submit a job

3. Monitor the job

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2.1 Registering a Server

Compute Manager requires you to register your client with a valid Enterprise PBS Professional server. Your PBS Professional installation may have multiple servers available. You can register with any or allof these servers but you must be registered to at least one of the servers before using ComputeManager.

The first time you login to Compute Manager you will automatically be prompted to register with anEnterprise PBS Professional server. Otherwise, if you have already registered with an Enterprise PBSProfessional Server and want to register with another server, you may do so by clicking on the

configuration button .

Now that your client has been registered with an Enterprise PBS Professional server, you can submit ajob.

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2.2 Submitting a Job

Submitting a job to an Enterprise PBS Professional complex can be accomplished in a few short steps.In the following example, an application called PBSJobApp will be submitted to run on an EnterprisePBS Professional complex. The PBSJobApp application can be used to submit a script file forexecution. It allows the job script to be written in any language by using the first line (shebang line) ofthe script to determine the correct interpreter to execute your job script.

Click the Job Submission button:

A list of available Applications is displayed on the left. Click on the bullet next to the Applicationscategory to expand and collapse the list of available applications.

To begin the job submission process, click on PBSJobApp.

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The required application arguments for the application PBSJobApp will be displayed. These argumentsare required for the job to be submitted. Each application will have their own unique arguments. Todisplay all available application arguments, click on the All toggle.

Enter values for Job Name, Amount of Memory, Number of Processors, and the name of the JobScript to be run, and click the Submit button.

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A message will be displayed indicating the job was submitted successfully as well as the id assigned tothe job. Click the OK button to complete the job submission.

Your job will initially be placed into a queue awaiting execution. Jobs can be monitored for queuing,execution, and completion and the job results viewed via the Job Monitoring window.



2.3 Monitoring a Job

Once you have submitted a job to an Enterprise PBS Professional complex, you will want to monitor thejob for queuing, execution, and completion.

To view your job, click the Monitoring button.

A list of your jobs will be displayed. The default is all jobs. You may view other jobs that have beensubmitted to the Enterprise PBS Professional complex by changing the selection criteria. This allowsvisibility to all jobs submitted to the Enterprise PBS Professional complex, or only a subset of thosejobs. For more information on changing the selection criteria, see Refining Job Monitoring SelectionCriteria.

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Compute Manager allows flexible customization of the Job Monitoring results display. In a few quicksteps, additional job attributes can be displayed, results can be sorted and grouped, and the columndisplay can be reorganized and resized. See Tailoring the Job Monitoring Display for more informationon customizing the job results display.

You can also display further job result information such as job properties and job files by clicking on thetabs at the bottom of the window (Overview, Properties, Files, and Custom Actions). See ViewingJob Results for more information on accessing the job result details and viewing job files.

In addition to job monitoring tasks, you also can resubmit jobs, terminate jobs, move jobs to a differentqueue, and download job files through the Job Monitoring window. See Managing Jobs for moreinformation on job management tasks.



3 Submitting Jobs

Compute Manager allows access to solvers on a registered Enterprise PBS Professional complex. Asolver (or application) is an executable that can be executed in the background or in batch-mode. Inaddition, when you successfully connect to an Enterprise PBS Professional complex, Compute Managerautomatically populates with these applications. It is important to note that application exposed on anEnterprise PBS Professional complex are only manageable by the site administrator; meaning you (as auser) cannot create, modify, or remove an application from Compute Manager.

The Job Submission window is divided into four separate panes:

Applications pane

The left-hand pane displays the applications on the Enterprise PBS Professional server(s) forwhich the client has registered. You can expand the Applications list by clicking on the bulletnext to Applications. To collapse the list, click on the bullet a second time. Click on anapplication name to display a job submission form in the Job Submission pane. You can alsopopulate a job submission form by selecting a Job Submission Profile.

Job Submission pane

The middle pane displays a job submission form for the Application selected in theApplications pane. This is where you will enter application arguments and submit the job.

Directory Structure pane

The top-half of the right-hand pane displays the directory structure of the pathname specified inthe Address box. The default directory is the client's home directory. Click on a directoryname to expand the directory structure, and also to display files and subdirectories in the Filespane. Directory operations available through the Remote File Operations window are availablethrough the Job Submission window; see Operations from the Directory Structure pane.

Files pane

The bottom half of the right-hand pane displays the contents of the directory, files andsubdirectories, selected in the Directory Structure pane. Double-click on a directory to displayits contents, or double-click on a file to view its contents in a separate window. For moreinformation on the many file operations allowed from the Files pane see Operations from theFiles Pane.

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3.1 Submitting a Job

Select the application for which the job will be submitted by clicking on the Application Name or a jobsubmission Profile.

The required application arguments will be displayed. These arguments are required to be entered forthe job to be submitted. Each application will have their own unique arguments. You will see differentarguments depending on which application you select. To display all available application arguments, click on the All toggle.

Enter the appropriate job arguments and click Submit. If you want to reset the application arguments totheir default values, click the Reset button.

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A message will be displayed indicating the job was submitted successfully as well as the id assigned tothe job. Click the OK button to complete the job submission.



3.2 Creating and Using a Job Submission Profile

Job submission profiles are customized shortcuts for submitting a job. If you submit multiple jobs to thesame application with the same arguments, it makes sense for you to create a profile that has thesearguments pre-populated for you - streamlining the process of job submission.

After submitting a job, you will notice that a Last Submitted profile is automatically created by ComputeManager. Compute Manager always saves the last job that was submitted in the Last Submittedprofile. If you would like to save the job that was just submitted more permanently you can save it in itsown profile.

To create a job submission profile for a job:

Enter any appropriate job arguments. Click the Save button

A Save Profile dialog box will be displayed. Enter a name for your job submission profile in the WithName box and click the Save button.

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The profile will be saved and will appear in the list of Profiles. Any messages can be viewed by clickingon the Messages button .

You now can click on the profile and the job submission form will automatically be populated with theinformation you saved.



3.3 Deleting a Job Submission Profile

To delete a job submission profile:

Select the Profile by clicking on the name of the profile, and then click the Delete button.

The job submission profile will be deleted.

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3.4 Short Cuts for Entering Job Arguments

Compute Manager allows several alternatives for entering job submission arguments quicker and easier:

Setting a Job Directory Argument

Setting a Job Filename Argument

Setting a List of Files Job Argument



3.4.1 Setting a Job Directory Argument

The first shortcut for selecting a directory as a job argument is to click and drag the directory namefrom the Files pane to the job submission form.

Another shortcut for selecting a directory as a job argument is to right-click on the directory name.

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A box of options will be displayed. Click on Set As xxxxxxx Directory where xxxxxx is the name ofthe directory job argument. In this example, the only available job argument that is a directory is OutputDirectory, therefore the option box displays Set As Output Directory. If there was another directoryjob argument available, then another Set As xxxxxxx Directory would be displayed in the box ofoptions.

The directory job argument will be automatically populated with the name of the directory selected.

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3.4.2 Setting a Job Filename Argument

The first shortcut for selecting a filename as a job argument is to click and drag the filename from theFiles pane to the job submission form.

Another shortcut for selecting a filename as a job argument is to right-click on the filename.



A box of options will be displayed. Click on Set As xxxxxxx file where xxxxxx is the name of the filejob argument. In this example, there are several filename job arguments that could be chosen.

The filename job argument will be automatically populated with filename selected.

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3.4.3 Setting a List of Files Job Argument

The first shortcut for selecting a filename as a job argument is to click and drag the filename from theFiles pane to the job submission form.

Another shortcut for selecting a filename to add to a list of files is to right-click on the filename.



A box of options will be displayed. Click on Add to xxxxxx Files where xxxxxx is the name of thelist of files argument. In this example, the only available job argument that is a list of files is Job Files,therefore the option box displays Add to Job Files. If there was another list of files argument, thenanother Add to xxxxxx Files would be displayed in the box of options.

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The list of job files will be automatically populated with filename selected.



4 Monitoring Jobs

Compute Manager allows you to monitor jobs that have been submitted to an Enterprise PBSProfessional complex for execution through the Monitoring window. The Monitoring window allowsmonitoring of jobs that are queued, executing, and completed. The window is divided into three separatepanes which provide the following capabilities:

Job Monitoring Criteria pane

The left-hand pane is where you will refine your job monitoring selection criteria. You can refineyour criteria to display all jobs submitted to the Enterprise PBS Professional complex, or only asubset of those jobs. Displaying a list of your submitted jobs is the default. To learn moreabout refining your selection criteria see Refining the Job Monitoring Selection Criteria.

Jobs Queue pane

The top-half of the right hand pane displays a list of jobs that have been submitted to theEnterprise PBS Professional complex. Jobs displayed will be refined by the selection criteriaselected in the Job Monitoring Criteria pane. Compute Manager allows customization of thejobs display. Column sizes can be adjusted; columns can be moved around, added anddeleted. Jobs can be sorted and grouped. To learn more about changing the Monitoring Displaysee Tailoring the Job Monitoring Display Characteristics. The Job Queue display results can berefreshed by clicking on the Refresh button (refreshes from the Compute Manager cache).You can reload the information for a particular job by selecting the job and clicking on theReload button (will make a call to PBS Application Services to update the job information).

Job results can be viewed by clicking on a job. The job results will be displayed in the JobResults pane. Job management functions can also be performed from the Jobs Queue pane.For more information see Managing Jobs.

Job Results pane

The bottom half of the right hand pane displays the job results. Job results are displayed afterclicking on a job in the Jobs Queue pane. You can view a summary of the job, job properties,job files and custom actions. For more information see Viewing Job Results.

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4.1 Refining Job Monitoring Selection Criteria

Once you have submitted a job to an Enterprise PBS Professional complex, you will want to monitor thejob for queuing, execution, and completion. By refining your monitoring criteria, you can display all jobssubmitted to the Enterprise PBS Professional complex, or only a subset of those jobs. Displaying a listof your submitted jobs is the default. There are four main categories of selection criteria that may beused to refine your job monitoring display results:

My Jobs - only display jobs that you have submitted.

Applications - only display jobs that have submitted for specified application(s) (i.e., solvers).

Servers - only display jobs that have been submitted to specified Enterprise PBS ProfessionalServer(s).

Job States - only display jobs that are in a specified state(s).

All of these categories can be expanded (except for My Jobs) providing additional selection criteria tofurther refine your job monitoring display results. To expand the category, click on the bullet next to thecategory. To collapse the category, click on the bullet a second time. These categories are notmutually exclusive, so you may refine your selection criteria by choosing selection criteria acrossseveral categories. This allows you to display subsets of job monitoring results such as: all jobs thatare queued on a particular server or all jobs in a running state that are running the PBSJobAppapplication. You can also monitor all jobs, by unchecking all monitoring criteria checkboxes.

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4.1.1 Monitoring Your Jobs

Once you have submitted a job to an Enterprise PBS Professional complex, you will want to monitor thejob for queuing, execution, and completion. Displaying a list of your submitted jobs is the Monitoringwindow's default. Notice that the My jobs checkbox has been checked. This indicates that only thejobs that have been submitted by you will be displayed.

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4.1.2 Monitoring Jobs for a Specific Application

You can monitor jobs queued, executing, and completed for specific application(s) using the Applications search criteria category. The applications displayed have been exposed by your siteadministrator through PBS Application Services on the registered Enterprise PBS Professional server(see Registering a Server for more information); therefore the available applications will be dependentupon your installation. Clicking on the bullet next to the Applications category expands the categorydisplaying all available applications. Clicking on the bullet next to the Applications category a secondtime collapses the Applications category.

You can click on the checkbox next to the Applications category to view jobs that have beensubmitted for all applications. Compute Manager will automatically populate with jobs that have beensubmitted for all applications. Compute Manager will automatically check the server name checkbox aswell as any Queues checkboxes. Compute Manager will automatically check the application checkboxof all available applications and display the appropriate results.



You can also choose to view only those jobs that have been specified for a particular application(s) by clicking on the checkbox next to the appropriate application. Compute Manager will automaticallypopulate with those jobs that have been submitted for the application(s). The jobs that are displayed willbe of varying job states unless the search criteria are further defined by selecting a particular job state(s).

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4.1.3 Monitoring Jobs on a Specific Server

You can monitor jobs that have been submitted to specific Enterprise PBS Professional server(s). Onlythose servers that have been registered with your client (see Registering a Server for more information)will be available. Clicking on the bullet next to the Servers category expands the category displayingall available servers. Clicking on the bullet next to the Servers category a second time collapses theServers category.

Several queues may be available for a server. You may further refine your job selection criteria bychoosing the submission queue of the job. Clicking on the bullet next to the Servers Name displaysany available queues. Clicking on the bullet next to the Servers Name a second time collapses thelist of queues.

You can click on the checkbox next to the Servers category to view jobs that have been submitted toall registered servers. Compute Manager will automatically populate with jobs running on all Queues onall registered Enterprise PBS Professional servers. Compute Manager will automatically check all Servers Name checkboxes as well as any Queues checkboxes.

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You can also choose to view only those jobs that have been specified for a particular server by clickingon the checkbox next to the Server Name, or you can choose to view jobs for a particular queue byclicking on the checkbox next to the Queue. Compute Manager will automatically populate with thosejobs that match the search criteria. The jobs that are displayed will be for varying applications and jobstates unless the search criteria are further refined.



4.1.4 Monitoring a Job in a Specific State

You can monitor jobs in specific state(s). Clicking on the bullet next to the Job States categoryexpands the category displaying all job states. Clicking on the bullet next to the Job States categorya second time collapses the category.

You can click on the checkbox next to the Job States category to view jobs that are in any state.Compute Manager will automatically populate with jobs running in all states and will automatically checkall Job State checkboxes.

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You can also choose to view only those jobs in a specific state by clicking on the checkbox next tothe Job State. Compute Manager will automatically populate with those jobs that match the searchcriteria. In this example, job in a queued or running state are displayed.



4.2 Tailoring the Job Monitoring Display

Compute Manager allows complete flexibility when monitoring job activity. There are over 30 jobattributes that can be displayed at the touch of the mouse. Column sizes can be adjusted and moved. Results can be sorted by any column and jobs can be grouped by job identifier. Click on a link to learnmore about changing the job monitoring display characteristics.

Adding and deleting job columns

Changing the size of a column

Freezing job attributes

Moving columns

Sorting jobs

Grouping jobs

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4.2.1 Sorting Jobs

Sorting can take place on any viewable column heading. There a several ways to sort your jobmonitoring results:

Sort jobs by clicking on column heading

Clicking on a column heading toggles the sorting of the job monitoring results fromascending to descending by that column.

Once you have clicked on a column heading, a triangle will appear next to the sort bycolumn. An up arrow, , indicates the job monitoring results are sorted in ascending order.A down arrow, , indicates results are sorted in descending order. Continue to click thecolumn header to toggle between ascending and descending order.



Sort jobs by right-clicking on column heading

Sorting can also be performed by right-clicking on a column heading:

A menu will be displayed next to the column heading giving the user a choice to either sortresults in ascending or descending order: Click Sort Ascending to sort results in ascending

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order or click Sort Descending to sort results in descending order.



4.2.2 Adding and Deleting Job Attributes

There are over 30 job attributes that can be displayed in the Job Monitoring window. This gives the userthe flexibility to select the job information that is pertinent for his work environment while being able todismiss information that would otherwise clutter up the display.

To select job monitoring column headings, right-click in any area of the column headings.

A menu will be displayed. Mouse-over or click on Columns.

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A second menu will appear listing all the available job attributes that are displayable. Select theappropriate job attribute(s) to display by clicking on the corresponding column heading(s).



As job attributes are selected a check, , will be displayed next to the column heading and the jobattribute will be added to the Job Monitoring display window. To deselect a job attribute (remove it fromthe Job Monitoring display window); click on the corresponding column heading a second time.

Once you have selected all appropriate job attributes for display, click outside the job attribute menubox. The new column headings will now be displayed in the Job Monitoring window. You can now sorton any of these new column headings (see Sorting Jobs). Depending on how many job attributes arebeing displayed, you may have to widen the column heading to be able to see the display properly (see Changing Size of Column Headings).

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4.2.3 Changing Size of Column Headings

Job Monitoring column headings can be re-sized to allow for a more displayable window. Once the sizeof the column headings exceeds the window width, Compute Manager will automatically provide ahorizontal scroll-bar to allow the user to view off-screen attributes.

To re-size a column:

Mouse-over the column heading's right boundary. A boundary marker, , will be displayed. Click anddrag the boundary marker to re-size the column heading. Once the column heading has been resizedto the appropriate size, release the mouse button.

Compute Manager will automatically provide a horizontal scroll-bar if the displayable job attributes aretoo large to fit into the size of the Job Monitoring window. The Job Id and State (if selected as viewableattributes) will always be viewable from the Job Monitoring Window while all other field will be scrollable.

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4.2.4 Grouping Jobs

Compute Manager allows jobs to be grouped by a selected job attribute.

To group jobs by a particular job attribute, right-click on the corresponding column heading.

Click Group by xxxxx where xxxxx is the job attribute to group by. In this example, the job resultswill be grouped by application name.



The displayed job results are grouped by application name. Job results can be viewed for eachapplication by clicking on the toggle next to the name of the application to expand the display. Tocollapse the displayed results, click on the toggle again.

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To ungroup the Job Monitoring display results, right-click on the column heading of the job attribute thatthe results are grouped by.

Click Ungroup.

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4.2.5 Freezing a Job Attribute

Job Id and State are displayable job attributes that are considered "frozen" by Compute Manager. Thismeans that these attributes will always be presented in the Job Monitoring display window. As jobattributes are added to the display (see Adding and Deleting Job Attributes) and column widths areadjusted (see Changing Size of Column Headings), Compute Manager will automatically add a scroll barto allow for horizontal scrolling to view all job attributes. Since the Job ID and State attributes are frozen,they will remain viewable in the Job Monitoring window as horizontal scrolling is being done. Other jobattributes can also be frozen so that they remain fixed and viewable.

To free a job attribute so that it remains fixed within the Job Monitoring window, right-click on thecorresponding column heading.

Click Freeze xxxxx where xxxxx is the job attribute to freeze. In this example, the application nameattribute will be frozen.



The frozen attribute will be moved to the end of the frozen attribute area. The scroll bar will shrink andwhen clicked and dragged to the right, the job attribute that was frozen will remain displayed in the JobMonitoring window, as well as the Job ID and State (if selected as displayable job attributes). All otherjob attributes will be horizontally scrollable.

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To unfreeze the job attribute, right-click on the corresponding column heading.



Click Unfreeze xxxxx where xxxxx is the job attribute to unfreeze.

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4.2.6 Rearranging Job Monitoring Columns

Columns can be rearranged in the Job Monitoring Display window. There is however a caveat torearranging columns. You may only rearrange columns within a group of unfrozen job attributes or withina group of frozen attributes (see Freezing a Job Attribute). Job Id and State are displayable jobattributes that are considered "frozen" by Compute Manage. This means that these columns will alwaysbe presented in the Job Monitoring display window. A non-frozen job attribute cannot be moved to theleft of Job ID or State. As long as no other job attributes are frozen, Job ID and State will alwaysremain the first two columns in the Job Monitoring display.

Rearranging unfrozen job attribute columns

For this example, only the Job ID and State job attributes are frozen (done automatically byCompute Manager).

To rearrange the order of the column headings in the Job Monitoring display window for unfrozenjob attributes, click and drag the column heading horizontally either right or left. Any of theunfrozen columns can be moved horizontally right or left within the group of unfrozen attributes. For this example, the Queue column will be moved to the left of the Application column.

The column will be moved to the location that was selected. Since Queue was an unfrozen jobattribute, it cannot be moved to the left of Job ID or the State columns.



Rearranging frozen job attribute columns

For this example, the Application column has been frozen, therefore the first three columns: JobID, State, and Application are all frozen job attributes. Any of these columns can now be movedhorizontally right or left within the group of frozen attributes.

Click and drag the State column heading horizontally to the right.

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The column will be moved to the location that was selected. Since State is a frozen job attribute,it cannot be moved to the right of the Name column.

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4.3 Viewing Job Results

The following job information is available via the Job Results pane after clicking on a job in the JobQueue pane:

Viewing a summary of the job

Viewing a list of all the job properties

Managing the staged job files

Viewing output generated by a custom action



4.3.1 Viewing a summary of the job

To display a summary of job statistics, select the job by clicking on the job in the Job Queue pane.

Click on the Overview tab at the bottom of the Job Results pane. Job statistics displayed are jobname, job id, user, running time, wait time, CPU used, memory used, and the job's state.

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Job statistics displayed are job name, job id, user, running time, wait time, CPU used, memory used,and the job's state.



4.3.2 Viewing a list of all the job properties

To view all job properties, select the job by clicking on the job in the Job Queue pane.

Click on the Properties tab at the bottom of the Job Results pane.

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Properties can be viewed by using the scrolling bar to the right of the Job Results window.

Displayable properties can be filtered by entering a property name in the Properties box.

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4.3.3 Managing the staged job files

Staged job files can be viewed by clicking on the job in the Job Queue pane.

Click on the Files tab in the Job Results pane.



Compute Manager allows you to manage the job files in the staging location through the File pane andthe File Contents pane:

Files pane is used to view the directories and files stored in the job's staging directory. Eachfile or directory is uniquely identified by its name, the directory where the file is located, the sizeof the file, and date the file was last modified. You can move forward and backward through the

file system using the forward button , and backward button . The Home button will return you to the staging home directory. Double-click on a file to view its contents in theFile Contents pane. For more information on the many file operations allowed from the Filespane see Operations from the Files Pane.

File Contents pane is used to view the contents of a file selected in the Files pane. For moreinformation on the file operations allowed from the File Contents pane see Operations from theFile Content Pane.

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4.3.4 Viewing output generated by a custom action

To view the output from a job's custom action, select the job by clicking on the job in the Job Queuepane.

Click on the Custom Actions tab at the bottom of the Job Results pane. The output from the job'scustom action is displayed.

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4.4 Managing Jobs

Compute Manager allows the followings job management tasks:

Resubmitting a job

Terminating a job

Moving a job to a different queue

Downloading job file(s)

More Actions

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4.4.1 Resubmitting a Job

You may resubmit your job once it has finished. To resubmit a job from the Job Monitoring window:

Select the job to resubmit by clicking on the job in the Job Monitoring display window.

The job will be highlighted

Click on the Resubmit button.



The Job Submission window will be displayed. Change any applicable application job arguments and Click the Resubmit button.

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4.4.2 Terminating a Job

You may terminate your job while it is running. To terminate a job from the Job Monitoring window:

Select the job to terminate by clicking on the job in the Job Monitoring display window.

.The job will be highlighted

Click on the Terminate button.

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A box will appear asking for a termination confirmation.

Click on the OK button.

The job will be terminated and will be marked as Failed.

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4.4.3 Moving a Job to a Different Queue

To move a queued job to a different queue.

Select the job to move to a different queue by clicking on the job in the Job Monitoring display window.

Click on the Move to Queue button.



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A box will be displayed with all available queues. To move the job to a different queue, select the queueby clicking on its name. For this example, the job will be moved from the testq to the workq.

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The job will be moved to the new queue.



4.4.4 Downloading Job Files

Once a job has completed any files that were created can be downloaded from Computer Manager.

To download files created by a job, select the job by clicking on it in the Job Monitoring display window.

The job will be highlighted

Click on the Download button.

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The file(s) will be downloaded locally and can be accessed from the default download folder on the localmachine.



4.4.5 More Action

Custom actions can be defined To execute a custom action for a job:

Select the job by clicking on the job in the Job Queue pane.

The job will be highlighted.

Click on the More Actions button.

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Any Custom Actions defined for the job will be display in a drop down box. Click on the appropriateCustom Action.

Choose the appropriate Custom Action arguments and click on the Run button.



A message will be displayed indicating a successful execution of the Custom Action. Click the OKbutton.

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5 Remote File Operations

Compute Manager allows you to manage your remote files on an Enterprise PBS Professional serverthrough the Remote Files window. The Remote Files window displays by default the user's homedirectory. The window is divided into four separate panes which display different information and eachpane allows specific file operations.

Server pane - The left-hand pane displays the Enterprise PBS Professional server(s) for whichthe client has registered. Click on a server name to gain access to the remote file system onthat server. If you have only registered with one server then that server will have already beenselected.

Directory Structure pane -The top-half of the middle pane displays the directory structure ofthe pathname specified in the Address box. Click on a directory name to expand the directorystructure, and also to display files and subdirectories in the Files pane. For more information onthe file operations allowed from the Directory Structure pane see Operations from the DirectoryStructure pane.

Files pane - The bottom half of the middle pane displays the contents of the directory, files andsubdirectories, selected in the Directory Structure pane. Double-click on a directory to displayits contents, or double-click on a file to view its contents in the File Contents pane. ComputeManager allows complete flexibility in managing remote file. For more information on the manyfile operations allowed from the Files pane see Operations from the Files Pane.

File Contents pane - The right-hand pane displays the contents of a file selected in the Filespane. For more information on the file operations allowed from the File Contents pane see Operations from the File Content Pane.



5.1 Operations from the Directory Structure Pane

The Directory Structure pane is used to view the directory structures of the pathname specified in the Address box. You can move forward and backward through the directory structure using the Forward

button , the Backward button , and the Up button . The Home button will return

you to the user's home directory. The Refresh button will refresh the contents of the Directory

Structure pane. The Hide Folder Tree button will hide the directory structure tree.

File operations that may be performed in the Directory Structure pane are:

Expanding and collapse the directory structure

Viewing the contents of a directory

Viewing a specified directory



5.1.1 Expanding and Collapsing the Directory Structure

In the Directory Structure Pane, click on the bullet next to the directory name.

The directory structure will be expanded and the subdirectories will be displayed. Collapse the directorystructure by clicking on the bullet again.



5.1.2 Viewing the Contents of a Directory

In the Directory Structure Pane, click on the directory name.

The contents of the directory will be displayed in the File pane.



5.1.3 Viewing a Specified Directory

In the Directory Structure Pane, enter a new pathname in the Address box and click the arrow button

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The new directory path will be displayed.



5.2 Operations from the Files Pane

The Files pane is used to view the directory and files stored in a directory selected in the DirectoryStructure pane. Directory and file Information is displayed in the File pane in a hierarchical file systemorder. Each file or directory is uniquely identified by its name, its file size, and date the file was lastmodified.

Compute Manager allows complete flexibility when viewing and managing files. Files can be sortedand group by any displayable file attribute and the size and location of column headings can beadjusted.

Sorting files

Grouping files

Changing the size of column headings

Moving column headings

In addition, the following file operations are available via the Files pane:

Viewing a file

Deleting a file

Copying a file

Renaming a file

Downloading a file

Zipping a file



Unzipping a file

There are several additional file operations that can be performed through the Files pane. You can createnew files and directories, as well as upload files.

Creating a new file

Creating a new directory

Uploading a file



5.2.1 Sorting Files

Compute Manager allows sorting by any viewable column heading.

Clicking on a column heading toggles the sorting of the files from ascending to descending by thatcolumn.

Once you have clicked on a column heading, a triangle will appear next to the sort by column. An uparrow, , indicates the job monitoring results are sorted in ascending order. A down arrow, , indicatesresults are sorted in descending order. Continue to click the column header to toggle betweenascending and descending order.



5.2.2 Changing Size of Column Headings

The Files pane column headings can be re-sized to allow for a more displayable window. Once the sizeof the column headings exceeds the window width, Compute Manager will automatically provide ahorizontal scroll-bar to allow the user to view off-screen attributes.

To re-size a column, mouse-over the column heading's right boundary.

A boundary marker, , will be displayed. Click and drag the boundary marker to re-size the columnheading. Once the column heading has been resized to the appropriate size, release the mousebutton.



Compute Manager will automatically provide a horizontal scroll-bar if the displayable file attributes aretoo large to fit into the size of the File pane.



5.2.3 Grouping Files

The Files pane allows files to be grouped by a file attribute.

To group files by a particular file attribute, right-click on the corresponding column heading.

Click Group by xxxxx where xxxxx is the file attribute to group by. In this example, the files will begrouped by size.

The files are grouped by size.



Files can be viewed for each grouping by clicking on the toggle next to the grouping to expand thedisplay.

The files within that grouping are displayed. To collapse the displayed results, click on the toggleagain.



To ungroup the files, right-click on the column heading of the file attribute that the files are grouped by.

Click Ungroup.



5.2.4 Moving Column Headings

Computer Manager allows columns to be rearranged in the Files pane.

Click and drag the column heading horizontally either right or left.

The column will be moved to the location that was selected.



5.2.5 Viewing the Contents of a File

To view a file, double-click on the file name in the File pane:

The contents of the file will be displayed in the File Content pane. Use the scroll bar to the right of thepane to view the contents of the file.



5.2.6 Deleting a File

There are two ways to delete a file from the File pane.

Deleting a file using the delete button

Click on the file name.

The file will be highlighted. Click on the Delete button.

A box will appear asking for you to confirm the deletion of the file. Click the OK button.



The file will be deleted.

Deleting a file by right-clicking on the filename

Right-click on the file name.

A box of file operation options will be displayed. Click on Delete.



A box will appear asking for you to confirm the deletion of the file. Click the OK button.

The file will be deleted.



5.2.7 Copying a File

To copy a file, right-click on the file name.

A box of file operation options will be displayed. Click on Copy.

A Copy dialog box will be displayed. Enter the Destination directory path and filename and click theCopy button.



The file will be copied to the new Destination location.



5.2.8 Renaming a File

To rename a staged job file, right-click on the file name.

A box of file operation options will be displayed. Click on Rename.

A Rename dialog box will be displayed. Enter the new File Name and click the Rename button.



The file will be renamed to the new file name.



5.2.9 Downloading a File

There are two ways to download a file.

Downloading a file using the Download button

Click on the file name.

The file will be highlighted. Click on the Download button.

The file will be downloaded and can be accessed by clicking on the triangle next to the file name.



Downloading a file by right-clicking on the filename

Right-click on the file name.

A box of file operation options will be displayed. Click on the Download button.



The files will be downloaded and can be accessed by clicking on the triangle next to the file name.



5.2.10 Zipping a File

To zip (compress) a file, right-click on the file name.

A box of file operation options will be displayed. Click on Zip.

A Zip Files dialog box will be displayed. Enter the new Destination Path and Target File and clickthe Compress button.



The file will be compressed and the zip file will be saved.



5.2.11 Unzipping a File

To unzip (uncompress) a file, right-click on the file name of the file that was previously zipped.

A box of file operation options will be displayed. Click on Unzip.

An Unzip File dialog box will be displayed. Enter the new Destination Path and click the UnZipbutton.



A confirmation message will be displayed. Click the OK button to confirm the unzipping of the file.

The file will be unzipped and the contents of the zip file will be saved in the specified location.



5.2.12 Uploading a File

There are two ways to upload a file.

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Uploading a file using the Upload button

Click on the Upload button.

An Upload dialog box will be displayed. Click the Choose File button and choose the file toupload. Click the Upload button. If the file being uploaded is a zip file you may click on theUnZip checkbox to unzip the file as it is being uploaded.

A box will appear confirming that the upload was successful. Click the OK button to complete theupload.



The file will be uploaded.

Uploading a file by right-clicking anywhere in the Files pane

Right-click anywhere in the Files pane.



A box of file operation options will be displayed. Click on Upload.

An Upload dialog box will be displayed. Click the Choose File button and choose the file toupload. Click the Upload button. If the file being uploaded is a zip file you may click on theUnZip checkbox to unzip the file as it is being uploaded.

A box will appear confirming that the upload was successful. Click the OK button to complete theupload.



The file will be uploaded.



5.2.13 Creating a New Directory

There are two ways to create a new directory.

Creating a new directory using the New Folder button

Click on the New Folder button.

A Create Folder dialog box will be displayed. Enter the new Folder Name and click the Createbutton.

The new directory will be created.



Creating a new directory by right-clicking

Right-click anywhere in the window pane.

A box of file operation options will be displayed. Click on New Directory.



A Create Folder dialog box will be displayed. Enter the new Folder Name and click the Createbutton.

The new directory will be created.



5.2.14 Creating a New File

To create a new file, right-click anywhere in the window pane.

A box of file operation options will be displayed. Click on New File.

A Create File dialog box will be displayed. Enter the new File Name and click the Create button.



A new file will be created.



5.3 Operations from the File Content Pane

The File Content pane is used to view the contents of a file selected in the Files pane. View thecontents of a file by using the horizontal and vertical scroll bars. You can expand the file display byclicking on the Maximize button . There are several options available for viewing the contents of a

file, View Mode and Page View Mode, by clicking on the Display Options button . In addition thefile can be edited by clicking on the Edit button .



5.3.1 Viewing Contents in View Mode

To view the contents of a file in View Mode, click on the Display Options button.

A box of display options will be displayed. Click on View.



You can view the contents of the file using the vertical and horizontal scrolling bars.



5.3.2 Viewing Contents in Page View Mode

To view the contents of a file in Page View Mode, click on the Display Options button.

A box of display options will be displayed. Click on Page View.



You can view the contents of the file using the vertical and horizontal scrolling bars. You can scroll to aparticular page by entering a page number in the Page field, or you can page forward and backwardthrough the file using the Next Page button , the Previous Page button , the First Page button

and Last Page button . The Refresh button will refresh the contents of the file.



5.3.3 Editting a File

To edit the contents of a file, click on the Edit button .

The file will now be editable. Make any necessary changes and click on the Save button.



A box will appear confirming the file was saved successfully. Click the OK button to complete savingthe file.



5.3.4 Expanding the View of the File

To expand (maximize) the view of the file, click on the Maximize button .

The file content display will be expanded. To minimize the view of the file, click on the Maximizebutton . You can view the contents of the file using the vertical and horizontal scrolling bars. Youcan scroll to a particular page by entering a page number in the Page field, or you can page forward andbackward through the file using the Next Page button , the Previous Page button , the First

Page button and Last Page button . The Refresh button will refresh the contents of the

file.

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6 Configuring Compute Manager

Configuration of Compute Manager is performed by clicking on the configuration button . Configuration of license servers, session information, user email, and Compute Manager behaviorcharacteristics, as well as registering and unregistering with Enterprise PBS Professional servers andchanging the user password are done here.

To configure Compute Manager, click on the button.

A box of Compute Manager configuration options will be displayed.



Click on the appropriate configuration option. Configuration options available are:

Settings - set Compute Manager preferences

Manage - add Enterprise PBS Professional servers

Register - register with an Enterprise PBS Professional server

Edit/Unregister - unregister an Enterprise PBS Professional server or change the user'spassword



6.1 Setting Compute Manager Preferences

After clicking on the Settings option, a Preferences window will be displayed.

The Preferences window can be used to update license server information, session information, useremail, and set Compute Manager behavior characteristics. Once a category has been selected andupdates made, click the Apply button to apply the changes. To cancel any updates made and closethe Preferences window, click on the Cancel button. To apply any changes made and close thePreferences window, click the OK button. To restore any defaults, click on the Restore Defaultsbutton.

Compute Manager also allow the window display to be adjusted:

Sorting Categories

Clicking on the Categories column heading toggles the sorting of the categories fromascending to descending. Once you have clicked on the column heading, a triangle will appearnext to it. An up arrow, , indicates the categories are sorted in ascending order. A downarrow, , indicates categories are sorted in descending order. Continue to click theCategories column header to toggle between ascending and descending order.

Preferences that can be set are:

License Server

General

Compute Manager



6.1.1 Configuring License Server

Click on the License Server option to add or update the license server that Compute Manager willaccess.

If you have the proper permissions, enter the appropriate Server IP and Server Port and click theApply button.



6.1.2 Configuring General Information

Click on the General option to add or update general Compute Manager information.

Click on the Save Session checkbox to toggle whether the session will be saved. If the checkbox ischecked, then the session will be saved (the default). If the checkbox is not checked, then the sessionwill not be saved. Once you have indicated your selection, click the Apply button.



6.1.3 Configuring Compute Manager

Click on the Compute Manager option to add or update user email and Compute Manager behaviorcharacteristics.

To set the user's email id, enter an email in the User Email box. To determine how Compute Managershould act after submitting a job, click on the drop-down box After Job Submission and select theappropriate choice. To determine when Compute Manager should notify you when a job state changes, click on the drop-down box Notify when job state changes to and select the appropriate choice.Once you made your selections, click the Apply button.



6.2 Managing Servers

You must have system administrator privileges (Windows Administrator or root on Linux) to configure theEnterprise PBS Professional server for Compute Manager.

To add an Enterprise PBS Professional server:

After clicking on the Manage option, a Manage Servers window will be displayed. To add anEnterprise PBS Professional server, click the Add button.

Enter the Enterprise PBS Professional server hostname and the system administrator userid andpassword and click the Save button. To reset the form to its defaults, click the Reset button

The Enterprise PBS Professional server will be added.

To delete an Enterprise PBS Professional server, click the Delete button.



The Enterprise PBS Professional server will be deleted.



6.3 Registering a Server

After clicking on the Register option, a Register Servers window will be displayed.

To register you client with an Enterprise PBS Professional server, choose an Enterprise PBSProfessional server from the Servers list by clicking on the server name, enter your login credentials (aUsername and Password), and click the Save button. To user your Computer Manager logincredentials as your Username and Password rather than manually entered the information, click theUse CM login credentials checkbox.

If the registration was successful, then the following message will be displayed. Click OK to continue. Click Close to complete the Server Registration



Upon successfully registering with an Enterprise PBS Professional server, Compute Managerautomatically populates itself with the available queues, job, and applications configured by the siteadministrator. You are now able to submit and manage your job(s) on the Enterprise PBS Professionalcomplex, see Submitting a Job. A notification of the successful registration of the server can be viewed

by clicking on the Messages button, see Messages for more information..



6.4 Unregistering a Server or Changing the User Password

After clicking on the Edit/Unregister option, an Edit/Unregister Servers window will be displayed.

To change your password for a particular Enterprise PBS Professional server, choose an Enterprise PBSProfessional server from the Servers list by clicking on the server name, enter your new Password,and click the Save button. To user your Computer Manager login credentials as your Username andPassword rather than manually entered the information, click the Use CM login credentialscheckbox.

To unregister an Enterprise PBS Professional server, click on the server name and click the Unregisterbutton.



A box will appear asking for you to confirm the unregistering of the server. Click the Yes button.

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If the unregistering was successful, then the following message will be displayed. Click the OK buttonto continue. Click the Close button to complete the Edit/Unregister Servers window.

Upon successfully unregistering an Enterprise PBS Professional server, Compute Managerautomatically removes all queues, job, and applications configured by the site administrator for thatserver. A notification of the successful unregistering of the server can be viewed by clicking on the

Message button, see Messages for more information.



7 Messages

Compute Manager notifies the user when certain tasks are performed. These notifications can be view

by clicking on the Messages button. Tasks that generate a notification are:

Job state changes - see Configure Compute Manager for more information on how to set thenotification policy upon job submission.

Registering a server

Unregistering a server

Changing the user's password

Submitting a job

After clicking on the Messages button, a Message window will be displayed at the bottom of theComputer Manager window. Click the Hide button to hide the Message window. Click the Floatbutton to detach the Messages into a floating window. Click the Close button to close theMessages window.

To delete a message, right-click on the message.

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A box of options will be displayed. Click on Remove.

The message will be deleted.



8 Online Help

Online help is available for Compute Manager by clicking on the Help button.

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9 Logging Out of Compute Manager

To logout of Compute Manager, click the Logout button.

A box will appear asking for confirmation of log out.

Click on the Yes button.



Index- A -Adding and Deleting Job Attributes 46

- C -Changing Size of Column Headings 50, 99

Configure Compute Manager 148

Configure General Information 147

Configure License Server 146


Copy a File 111

Creating a Job Submission Profile 18

Creating a New Directory 126

Creating a New File 130

Custom action 72

- D -Delete a File 108

Deleting a Job Submission Profile 20

Download a File 115

Downloading Job Files 84

- E -Edit a File 139

Expand and Collapse the Directory Structure 93

Expand the View of the File 141

- F -Freezing a Job Attribute 55

- G -Getting Started 7

Grouping Files 101

Grouping Jobs 51

- H -Help 158

- J -Job Properties 66

Job Submission Profile 18, 20

Job summary 64

- L -Logging Out of Compute Manager 159

- M -Manage 150

Manage the staged job files 69

Managing Jobs 74

Messages 156

Monitoring a Job 12

Monitoring a Job in a Specific State 40

Monitoring Jobs 30

Monitoring Jobs for a Specific Application 35

Monitoring Jobs on a Specific Server 38

Monitoring Your Jobs 34

More Action 86

Moving a Job to a Different Queue 81

Moving Column Headings 105

- N -Notifications 156

- O -Online Help 158

Operations from the Directory Structure Pane 91

Operations from the File Content Pane 132

Operations from the Files Pane 96

- R -Rearranging Job Monitoring Columns 59

Index 161


Refining Job Monitoring Selection Criteria 32

Register a Server 152

Registering a Server 8


Rename a File 113

Resubmitting a Job 75

- S -Setting a Job Directory Argument 22

Setting a Job Filename Argument 25

Setting a List of Files Job Argument 27

Setting Compute Manager Preferences 145

Short Cuts for Entering Job Arguments 21

Sorting Files 98

Sorting Jobs 43

Staged job files 69

Submitting a Job 9, 16

Submitting Jobs 14

Supported Platforms and Compatability Requirements 6

- T -Tailoring the Job Monitoring Display 42

Terminating a Job 78

- U -Unregister a Server or Change User Password 154

Unzip a File 120

Upload a File 122

Using a Job Submission Profile 18

- V -View a list of all the job statistics 66

View a Specified Directory 95

View a summary of the job 64

View Contents in Page View Mode 136

View Contents in View Mode 133

View output generated by a custom action 72

View the Contents of a Directory 94

View the Contents of a File 106

Viewing Job Results 63

- Z -Zip a File 118

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