Torque and maui node status

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Published on 2012-01-05T11:31:39Z Indexed on 2012/04/04 5:31 UTC
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I am new for torque and maui.

I was checking for node state to looking for which nodes are free and which nodes are in use.

For torque one command is pbsnodes. Which gives status and other info related to node.

When I was checking for maui then I found command diagnose -n which also shows status of the node.

I was wondering between these 2 status. Both are giving different status for the same situation.

When I do man pbsnodes I got the possible states for node "free", "offline", "down", "reserve", "job-exclusive", "job-sharing", "busy", "time-shared", or "state-unknown" But this type of different state I cant find for diagnose -n.

How pbsnodes and diagnose -n get the status for node. Is there any database like xCAT use for torque or maui?

Thx in advance for your valuable time.

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