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NAME

       condor_remote_cluster - HTCondor Manual

       Manage and configure the clusters to be accessed.

SYNOPSIS

       condor_remote_cluster [-h || --help]

       condor_remote_cluster  [-l  ||  --list]  [-a  ||  --add  <host>  [schedd]] [-r || --remove <host>] [-s ||
       --status <host>] [-t || --test <host>]

DESCRIPTION

       condor_remote_cluster is part of a feature for accessing high throughput computing resources from a local
       desktop using only an SSH connection.

       condor_remote_cluster enables management and configuration of the access point of  the  remote  computing
       resource.  After initial setup, jobs can be submitted to the local job queue, which are then forwarded to
       the remote system.

       A <host> is of the form [user@]fqdn.example.com[:22].

OPTIONS

          -help  Print usage information and exit.

          -list  List all installed clusters.

          -remove <host>
                 Remove an already installed cluster, where the cluster is identified by <host>.

          -add <host> [scheduler]
                 Install  and add a cluster defined by <host>. The optional scheduler specifies the scheduler on
                 the cluster. Valid values are pbs, lsf, condor, sge or slurm. If not given, the default will be
                 pbs.

          -status <host>
                 Query and print the status of an already installed cluster, where the cluster is identified  by
                 <host>.

          -test <host>
                 Attempt  to  submit a test job to an already installed cluster, where the cluster is identified
                 by <host>.

AUTHOR

       HTCondor Team

COPYRIGHT

       1990-2024, Center for High Throughput Computing, Computer Sciences Department, University  of  Wisconsin-
       Madison, Madison, WI, US. Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

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