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The hostid of your computer ("001122334455 001122334466") '''does not match the hostid''' of the license file (001122334400). | The hostid of your computer ("001122334455 001122334466") '''does not match the hostid''' of the license file (001122334400). | ||
'''Solution:''' log in to clogin5 and retry. | '''Solution:''' log in to clogin5 and retry. Follow the [[HPC/Network Access/SSH Tunnel Setup on Linux and MacOS#Advanced: Connecting to a specific login node | instructions for Linux/Mac/Cygwin]] or [[HPC/Network Access/PuTTY Configuration/The Carbon login node#Advanced: Sessions for a specific login node | PuTTY on Windows]]. | ||
=== License in use === | === License in use === | ||
Revision as of 22:39, February 5, 2013
Introduction
MATLAB on Carbon is currently licensed to run on clogin5 only.
Running MATLAB
- GUI, over X11
matlab
- Depending on your network connection this might be rather slow.
- GUI, under VNC
- Follow the general VNC instructions, then start
matlabin the terminal within the virtual desktop. - Command line
- For very slow connections or just basic calculations, you could save some startup time by simply using the text interface. Unset the
DISPLAYvariable before starting matlab.
DISPLAY="" matlab
Troubleshooting
You might get the following errors related to licensing.
Running on a host that is not licensed
License checkout failed.
License Manager Error -9
The hostid of your computer ("001122334455 001122334466") does not match the hostid of the license file (001122334400).
Solution: log in to clogin5 and retry. Follow the instructions for Linux/Mac/Cygwin or PuTTY on Windows.
License in use
License checkout failed. License Manager Error -9 This error may occur when: -The hostid of this computer does not match the hostid in the license file. -A Designated Computer installation is in use by another user. If no other user is currently running MATLAB, you may need to activate.
Solution: Wait a half hour or so and retry. You can identify the user currently running matlab using the "ps aux | grep matlab" command. Be considerate in negotiating access with that user.