1. Check for Hyper-threading
To view the number of threads:grep siblings/proc/cpuinfo |uniq
To view the number of physical cores: grep cores/proc/cpuinfo |uniq
2. Check the operating system version
Cat/etc/redhat-release
Lsb_release-a
3. Check the file system
Df-th
4. Turn off SELinux
Edit Profile: Vi/etc/sysconfig/selinux
Confirmation file is: Confirm selinux=disabled
5. Turn off the firewall
Purge Firewall rule: iptables-f
Turn off firewall/etc/init.d/iptables stop
Turn off firewall boot: chkconfig iptablesoff
See if Iptalbes is open: chkconfig–list | grep iptables
6, view NFS version, V4 unstable, recommended with V3 version
Cat/etc/sysconfig/nfs
7. Create user
GROUPADD-G model
useradd-d/public/home/model-u 200-g 200-s/bin/csh model
8. Configure the Yum source
Copy all the contents of the ISO image file to/public/software/cdrom.
Local Yum points here
[Email protected] ~]# vim/etc/yumrepos.d/cdiso.repo [cd1]name=Cd1baseurl=file ://public/software/cdromenabled=1gpgcheck=0
After you have configured Yum, use the following command to install the underlying software.
Yum Install FTP wget
High-performance Computing Linux cluster common configuration