Re: [HTCondor-users] How use less ports

[Romain <nuelromain@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dan Bradley <dan@...> writes:

> 
> 
> Inbound access must be allowed to the shared port.  Outbound access must 
> be allowed to all ephemeral ports or all ports in a range that you 
> define by configuring OUT_LOWPORT and OUT_HIGHPORT.  Some guidelines on 
> how many ports are required may be found here:
> 
> 
http://research.cs.wisc.edu/htcondor/manual/v7.8/3_7Networking_includes.html#
SECTION00471500000000000000
> 
> --Dan
> 

Ok, so I can't use 9618 and 9614 as single ports open (in and out) ? with:
9618 for collector and for shared_port
9614 for negotitator

I've to open inbound access to 9618, 9614 and a shared_port (9616 for 
example) and open outbound access for all my range port (for example 9600 to 
9800) for all nodes, is it that ?

The range port that will be defined by the number of max job can be run ?


For resume what I can do:

All nodes can join the pool, when I do condor_status all nodes appear
When I submit jobs from the only execute and submit network (network 1), I 
can see these on the Master with condor_q -global
When I submit jobs from the execute/submit and master network (network 2) I 
can't see jobs with condor_q -global from the master, i've this :

-- Failed to fetch ads from: <X.X.X.228:9618?sock=15911_c3e8_3> : 
THE_SUBMIT_MACHINE (X.X.X.228)
CEDAR:6001:Failed to connect to <X.X.X.228:9618?sock=15911_c3e8_3>

Jobs submit from network 1, run on network 1 machines, jobs from network 2 
apprently never start to run...