LSF_WINDOWS_HOST_TYPES="HostType1 HostType2 HostType3 ..."
Use this parameter to set the Windows host type in mixed cluster environments, with a UNIX master host and Windows clients. Set LSF_WINDOWS_HOST_TYPES in lsf.conf to configure Windows host types.
If not defined (and Windows clients are other than the default (NTX86, NTX64, and NTIA64), running lspasswd on the Windows server returns an error message.
Except for "NTX86", "NTX64, and "NTIA64", all Windows host types defined in LSF_WINDOWS_HOST_TYPES must be defined in the HostType section in lsf.shared file. If not defined in HostType, LSF issues a warning message (except for the three default types) when starting or restarting lim.
After changing LSF_WINDOWS_HOST_TYPES, run lsadmin limrestart for changes to take effect.
If LSF_WINDOWS_HOST_TYPES="NTX86 NTX64 aaa" but "aaa" is not defined in lsf.shared. After lim startup, the log file will show:
Feb 27 05:09:10 2013 15150 3 1.2.7 dotypelist(): /.../conf/lsf.shared: The host type defined by LSF_WINDOWS_HOST_TYPES aaa should also be defined in lsf.shared.
LSF_WINDOWS_HOST_TYPES="NTX86 NTX64 NTIA64"