There should be a NAT setup by default through your head node. Also, pfilter defaults to opening everything to everything within the cluster, so it *shouldn't* be your problem with Ganglia... but one never knows until it's turned off to test it. Ganglia uses multicast packets, no?
Also, people have done work with PovRay in the past.. someone used to have an OSCAR package to install it... not sure if it's been kept up to date or if it still works or not.
Jeremy
At 10:36 AM 9/12/2003 -0500, Jeff Smith wrote:
Hello, I'm currently attending a small private college Here in Des Moines,Iowa. A small group of us where pulled away from regular Lab work, to do are own project. We all came up with the idea of building a very small cluster, with 2nd hand machines. We have successfully built and installed oscar On 4 computers (1 server, and 3 nodes). The fastest machine is a dual p3-450 with 512megs of ram, all the others are p3-450's. Its all we had to work with. We went with RedHat 8.0 On all the machines, too many things changed in Red Hat 9.0. THe process was pretty easy to do, expect for the fact we where not allowed a real routeable IP, and there is no NAT setup (everyone is proxyed with a ISA server). THe only thing that this really effected was a Time server, so we decided to just setup are own 'local' time server for the cluster. The cluster seems to work great, What I'm wondering is can I make the server machine a client on the cluster ? and if so how ? It would be nice, sence its the fastest machine we have right now. We might add more nodes as we find computers.
Also does anyone have experence using Pov-Ray with oscar ? And i'd like to thank everyone for writing such a easy to use program! Keep up the good work!
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