[Bioclusters] Grid computing
Joseph Landman
bioclusters@bioinformatics.org
Mon, 04 Nov 2002 19:46:57 -0500
Hi Jeremy:
You can set up a VPN between the head nodes across the firewalls, and
set up appropriate routing (crosswise) to enable the machines to see
each other. You will need to enable ip_forwarding to make this work.
After this is done, it should be an elementary operation for SGE to
qconf -ah remote_hosts ... (or the equivalent for Globus).
If you are stuck on how to do this, email me offline.
Joe
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Scalable Informatics LLC
landman@scalableinformatics.com
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Jeremy Mann wrote:
>Good evening all. I need some advice on how to connect 2 clusters behind
>firewalls. I've done research into SGE and Globus, but according to their
>documentation, it will not work behind NAT firewalls. I do not want to
>open my firewalls just for this purpose, rather I'd like to find a way to
>work WITH both firewalls.
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>Are there any other grid style solutions that WILL work in conjunction
>with a NAT firewall? What do the big grid farms use?
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>If there aren't, my boss and I have discussed using a custom SSH port
>forwarding scheme where one port would forward to the 1st node, next port
>to the next node and so forth.
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>Any other ideas? Thanks...
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