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* Caveat: needs an active network connection to a Carbon login node. | * Caveat: needs an active network connection to a Carbon login node. | ||
* We ''do not use'' the new-style LM | * We ''do not use'' the new-style LM: <strike>http://docs.lumerical.com/en/mode/install_fdtd_remote_access.html</strike> | ||
* We ''do use'' the Legacy LM: http://docs.lumerical.com/en/mode/install_lumerical_license_manager.html#installation | * We ''do use'' the Legacy LM: http://docs.lumerical.com/en/mode/install_lumerical_license_manager.html#installation | ||
** Add to [[HPC/Network Access/SSH Tunnel Setup on Linux and MacOS#Configure_~/.ssh/config | ~/.ssh/config]]: | ** Add to [[HPC/Network Access/SSH Tunnel Setup on Linux and MacOS#Configure_~/.ssh/config | ~/.ssh/config]]: |
Revision as of 18:40, May 2, 2012
GUI Access
The CNM holds 2 GUI licenses (for running CAD), each with accompanying FDTD licenses, and 10 additional engine licenses.
There are two means to access Carbon's Lumerical licenses:
- X11 forwarding.
- License port forwarding.
X11 mode
Use the CAD X11 app on a Carbon login node.
CAD &
- Requires X11 forwarding under SSH.
- Disadvantage: May run slow or unstable.
Native
Run CAD natively on your desktop, but connect to the Lumerical license server on Carbon.
- Advantage: Native graphics speed.
- Caveat: needs an active network connection to a Carbon login node.
- We do not use the new-style LM:
http://docs.lumerical.com/en/mode/install_fdtd_remote_access.html - We do use the Legacy LM: http://docs.lumerical.com/en/mode/install_lumerical_license_manager.html#installation
- Add to ~/.ssh/config:
… Host clogin # or similar LocalForward 26044 cmgmt3:26044 …
- In CAD, specify
localhost
as license server.
- In CAD, specify
- The setting is stored in
~/.config/Lumerical/FDTD\ Solutions.ini
.
- The setting is stored in
…
[license]
type=floating
server\host=localhost