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17.TH LARVNET.CLUSTERS 5 "23 Aug 1998"
18.SH NAME
19/var/athena/larvnet.clusters \- larvnetd cluster status report file
20.SH DESCRIPTION
21The file
22.B /var/athena/larvnet.clusters
23contains status information about cluster machines.  It is written by
24.BR larvnetd (8)
25and typically presented to the user by
26.BR cviewd (8).
27.PP
28The report is divided into two sections, separated by a divider line
29beginning with a dash.  The first section is a list of architecture
30names, one per line.  The second section is a list of cluster status
31lines, one per line, each with the following space-separated fields:
32.TP 3
33*
34The cluster name
35.TP 3
36*
37The word "public" or "private", depending on whether the cluster is
38included in a public cluster group in
39.BR larvnet.conf (5).
40.TP 3
41*
42The cluster phone, according to
43.BR larvnet.conf (5)
44.TP 3
45*
46For each architecture listed in the first section, two numbers giving
47the number of free and total machines of that architecture in the
48cluster.
49.SH EXAMPLE
50The following example reports on machines of three architectures in
51two clusters, one private and one public.  In the SIPB cluster, there
52is one Indy and one O2 free out of a total of one Ultra-1, one Indy,
53and two O2s, while in the W20-575 cluster there is one free Indy out
54of 24 and no Ultra-1s or O2s.
55.PP
56.RS
57.nf
58ULTRA-1
59INDY
60O2
61---
62SIPB private 3-7788 0 1 1 1 1 2
63W20-575 public 3-0103 0 0 1 24 0 0
64.fi
65.RE
66.SH SEE ALSO
67.BR larvnetd (8),
68.BR cviewd (8),
69.BR larvnet.conf (5)
70.SH AUTHOR
71Greg Hudson, MIT Information Systems
72.br
73Copyright 1998 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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