UNIX/Windows user account mapping commands

Submits the job with the user name and password of the user who entered the command. The job runs on the execution host with the same user name and password, unless you have configured UNIX/Windows user account mapping.

With UNIX/Windows user account mapping enabled, jobs that execute on a remote host run with the user account name in the format required by the operating system on the execution host.

Displays detailed information about jobs.

Displays the long form of the Windows user name including the domain name.

Registers a password for a Windows user account. Windows users must register a password for each domain\user account using this command.

Displays information about user groups.

If UNIX/Windows user account mapping is enabled, the command bugroup displays user names without domains.

If UNIX/Windows user account mapping is not enabled, the command bugroup displays user names with domains.

Displays information about specific users and user groups.

If UNIX/Windows user account mapping is enabled, the command busers displays user names without domains.

If UNIX/Windows user account mapping is not enabled, the command busers displays user names with domains.

Displays all configured parameters and their values set in lsf.conf or ego.conf that affect mbatchd and sbatchd.

Use a text editor to view other parameters in the lsf.conf or ego.conf configuration files.

In a MultiCluster environment, displays the parameters of daemons on the local cluster.