XGrid IP Addresses
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--Thiebaut 22:00, 20 September 2008 (UTC)
It turns out that we don't need IP addresses to program the XGrid. I was used to PVM (Parallel Virtual Machine) and MPI (Message Passing Interface), where this was information needed to harness machines into a "virtual machine". XGrid does it differently. So, I'll put the IPs of people's machines here, but there's not really needed.
To find your IP address, you have several solutions:
- right-click on the green dot at the top of the screen (BWanaDik) and get it from the External IP
- open a Terminal window and type /sbin/ifconfig | grep 131 and lift the first address from the line.
Individual machines
Remember that the users' IP addresses might change with time, as they are dynamic!
| IP | User |
|---|---|
| 131.229.113.231 |
Nick (as of 9/24/08) |
| 131.229.81.78 |
Joe |
| 131.229.81.82 |
Dominique (also accessible as xgridmac.dyndns.org) |
XGrid Array
| IP | Machine Name/Function |
|---|---|
| 131.229.72.40 | mathgrid0 Xgrid Controller; Head node |
| 131.229.72.41 | mathgrid1 Xgrid agent |
| 131.229.72.42 | mathgrid2 Xgrid agent |
| 131.229.72.43 | mathgrid3 Xgrid agent |
| 131.229.72.44 | mathgrid4 Xgrid agent |
| 131.229.72.45 | mathgrid5 Xgrid agent |
| 131.229.72.46 | mathgrid6 Xgrid agent |
| 131.229.72.47 | mathgrid7 Xgrid agent |
| 131.229.72.48 | mathgrid8 Xgrid agent |
| 131.229.72.49 | mathgrid9 Xgrid agent |
| 131.229.72.50 | mathgrid10 Xgrid agent |
