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And save the connection settings if you want.
====Bsub====
If you are running scripts then you should use the ''bsub'' to have them execute on the compute nodes, rather than the login node, as otherwise a runaway script can bring the entire of bear to a stand still. An example syntax for running a perl script is:
bsub -Is "perl Script.pl"
When a process launches it reports the compute node that is being used (cn-02 to cn-10), and a process id (p_id). You can kill a process (that wasn't launched interactively) by typing:
bkill p_id
You can set the memory allocation and target a node. Memory is in Kb, so 48Gigs is 50331648 (48 * 1024 * 1024) and 40G is 41943040. To target a node use the -m switch and the node name. Nodes cn-06 to cn-10 apparently have 48Gb.
bsub -M 41943040 -m cn-06 -Is "..."
====Languages====
Available scripting languages include:
*Fortran 77
====Unix Commands====
To see your files you might want the following simple commands:
