Keshetti Mahesh a écrit :
No; there is no requirement for a pkey value to be in the same index
in different ports.

But if you want to run an MPI application in all the ports belonging to
one partition (e.g: partition2 in my previous exmple) a conflict will arise
as most of the MPI implementations have provision of allowing only one
Pkey index (e.g: ib_pkey_ix in openMPI). This problem can be easily solved
by storing pkey value at the same pkey index in all ports belonging to same
partition.

-Mahesh
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No, some nodes in the cluster may have a specific partitions configuration
so for the same partition  (ex 0x8088) pkey index may change on nodes.

For more informations,
See https://bugs.openfabrics.org/show_bug.cgi?id=519

That's why a new configuration parameter has been created for mvapich :
# grep -C2 VIADEV_DEFAULT_PKEY /usr/mpi/gcc/mvapich-0.9.9/etc/mvapich.conf
# VIADEV_DEFAULT_MAX_RDMA_DST_OPS
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# VIADEV_DEFAULT_PKEY_IX
#
# Default value:none
# Index of predefined partition
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# VIADEV_DEFAULT_PKEY
#
# Default value:none
# Name (key) of predefined partition. One can pass it both in decimal end hexadecimal
# format. This parameter prevail over VIADEV_DEFAULT_PKEY_IX, when defined.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I'm wondering if the ib_pkey_val parameter has not the same goal for OPENMPI :

see https://svn.open-mpi.org/trac/ompi/changeset/14463

Philippe
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