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--- doku:slurm_interactive [2015/06/09 13:07] – ir
+++ doku:slurm_interactive [2023/03/14 12:57] (current) – goldenberg
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 It is also possible specifying the desired QOS and partition
 <code>
-salloc -N 2 --qos=admin_0128 --partition=mem_0128
+salloc -N 2 --qos=skylake_0096_devel --partition=skylake_0096
 </code>
 The command
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 returns the hostnames of the reserved compute nodes. After allocation of the compute nodes, SSH access to these nodes is possible, e.g.,
 <code>
-ssh n16-006   #     n16-006 has to be replaced by the hostname of the reserved nodes
+ssh n4908-006   #     n408-006 has to be replaced by the hostname of the reserved nodes
+</code>
+Logout from the compute node is achieved by typing ''exit'' in the shell of the compute node, however, the allocated node session is not terminated.
+To terminate the session, it is necessary to run
+<code>
+scancel <job_id>
 </code>
-Logout from the compute node is achieved by typing ''exit'' in the shell of the compute node, however, the allocated node session is not terminated.
 **Direct access on the compute nodes:** Alternatively, ''salloc'' can be used with the following options
 <code>salloc -N2 srun -n1 -N1 --cpu_bind=none --mem-per-cpu=0 --pty --preserve-env --mpi=none $SHELL</code>
 enabling that you directly have a session in one of the allocated nodes (no SSH needed any more).
-You can end the session by typing ''exit'' on the shell of the compute node. Here, ''exit'' also terminates the job.
+You can end the session by typing ''exit'' on the shell of the compute node. Here ''exit'' also terminates the job.