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  3. In Fluent Launcher 19.x, 2019R1 and 2019R2 (may also in 18.x and prior versions) on Windows, “User Remote Linux Nodes” and “User Job Scheduler” are enabled, and everything is properly configured in all tabs, including General Options, Remote, Parallel Settings, Scheduler set to LSF and specified available queue name and Environment. When “Working Directory” in “General Options” tab is set to a Windows path contains space(s), for example C:TEMP TEMP, Fluent Console prints below message indicates a LSF job ID XXXX is submitted. Host spawning Node 0 on machine “allotted-master-compute-node-hostname” (lnamd64). Job is submitted to queue . After a few minutes, Fluent Console prints below error: Check your network connections and remote shell configuration. If you are on a slow network or running through a scheduler like lsf or sge, you may choose to wait. Type Ctrl-C to interrupt. When running bjobs -l XXXX on LSF job submission host, it shows job completed . User can do nothing but press Ctrl+C to exit Fluent.

In Fluent Launcher 19.x, 2019R1 and 2019R2 (may also in 18.x and prior versions) on Windows, “User Remote Linux Nodes” and “User Job Scheduler” are enabled, and everything is properly configured in all tabs, including General Options, Remote, Parallel Settings, Scheduler set to LSF and specified available queue name and Environment. When “Working Directory” in “General Options” tab is set to a Windows path contains space(s), for example C:TEMP TEMP, Fluent Console prints below message indicates a LSF job ID XXXX is submitted. Host spawning Node 0 on machine “allotted-master-compute-node-hostname” (lnamd64). Job is submitted to queue . After a few minutes, Fluent Console prints below error: Check your network connections and remote shell configuration. If you are on a slow network or running through a scheduler like lsf or sge, you may choose to wait. Type Ctrl-C to interrupt. When running bjobs -l XXXX on LSF job submission host, it shows job completed . User can do nothing but press Ctrl+C to exit Fluent.

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