[Beowulf] are compute nodes always kept in a private I/P and switch space?
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Rahul Nabar rpnabar at gmail.comTue Jan 12 23:06:25 PST 2010
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I always took it as natural to keep all compute nodes on a private switch and assigned them local I/P addresses. This was almost axiomatic for an HPC application in my mind. This way I can channel all traffic to the world and logins while a select login-node. Then firewall the login nodes carefully. Just today, though, on a new project the admin said he always keeps his compute nodes with public I/Ps and runs individual firewalls on them. This seemed just so wrong to me in so many ways but i was curious if there are legitimate reasons why people might do this? Just curious. -- Rahul
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