clshm_diag(1M)
clshm_diag - Diagnostic tool for CrayLink Shared Memory
As shipped in IRIX 6.5.7. Last changed in IRIX 6.5.5.
NAME clshm_diag - Diagnostic tool for CrayLink Shared Memory SYNOPSIS clshm_diag DESCRIPTION clshm_diag is a system-administrator's tool for ensuring that the daemons, devices and driver required for communication between partitions using shared-memory over CrayLink (clshm), have been properly set up. clshm_diag causes the exchange of information between the clshmd(1m) daemon on the local partition, and its counterpart on every remote partition known to the local partition. Services are known to be up if we can send and receive hostname information from other partitions' daemons. The daemons will not come up if the driver is not present. If the exchange of hostnames can occur then all services are up and ready to run. clshm_diag prints out the hostnames of all partitions that we can successfully communicate and indicates all partitions that it has knowledge, but cannot communicate with, so that the system-administrator can investigate the problem further. SEE ALSO clshmctl(1m), clshmd(1m), xp_func(3p), part_func(3p), mkpart(1m)