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For the record, the IP addresses are:
*Bear (login node): 128.32.67.85, 128.32.67.86, 192.168.1.42, 192.168.1.43, 10.1.1.42, 10.1.1.43
*cn-01 to 10: 10.1.1.101 to 10.1.1.110
There The IP addresses of the nodes are three ways :*Bear (login node): 128.32.67.85, 128.32.67.86, 192.168.1.42, 192.168.1.43, 10.1.1.42, 10.1.1.43*cn-01 to 10: 10.1.1.101 to 10.1.1.110 The memory and chips are:*The login node(s) have 2 dual-core Xeon 5150 chips @2.66Ghz, with 38G of RAM*cn-01 to cn-05 have 2 single core Xeon chips @3.2Ghz with 16G of RAM*cn-06 to cn-10 have 8 quad-core Xeon 5570 chips @2.93Ghz, with 48G of using bear:RAM
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To find out this information yourself (and for other reasons), you'll like to be able to shell on to a node. I currently can't (I get permission denied requests). You can dispatch a shell command to a node through bsub though!
The following commands are valuable:
/sbin/ifconfig -a #see the network tables
'''There are three ways of using bear''':
===Storing Data on Bear===
