On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 8:39 PM, Dr. Harinder Singh BawaI'm not entirely clear on your architecture, but I think this may
<harinder.singh.bawa@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> If I want to know , how many remote_host are connected to my condor cluster or pools , How do I know?
>
answer your question. To get a list of all of the schedulers that
currently have claims, you could do:
 condor_status -const 'State=="Claimed"' -af ClientMachine | sort -u
Also, I believe `condor_status -schedd` will display schedds from
remote pools that have recently flocked to the local pool.
Thanks,
BC
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