Configuration to enable cross-cluster user account mapping

LSF administrators can map user accounts at the system level in the UserMap section of lsb.users. Both the remote and local clusters must have corresponding mappings in their respective lsb.users files.
Users can map their local accounts at the user level in .lsfhosts. This file must reside in the user’s home directory with owner read/write permissions for UNIX and owner read-write-execute permissions for Windows. Save the .lsfhosts file without a file extension. Both the remote and local hosts must have corresponding mappings in their respective .lsfhosts files.

Restriction:

Define either system-level or user-level mapping, but not both. LSF ignores system-level mapping if user-level mapping is also defined in .lsfhosts.

Configuration file	Level	Syntax	Behavior
lsb.users	System	Required fields: LOCAL REMOTE DIRECTION	Maps a user name on a local host to a different user name on a remote host Jobs that execute on a remote host run using a mapped user name rather than the job submission user name
.lsfhosts	User	`host_name` `user_name` send	Jobs sent from the local account run as `user_name` on `host_name`
		`host_name` `user_name` recv	The local account can run jobs received from `user_name` submitted on `host_name`
		`host_name` `user_name`	The local account can send jobs to and receive jobs from `user_name` on `host_name`
		`cluster_name` `user_name`	The local account can send jobs to and receive jobs from `user_name` on any host in the cluster `cluster_name`
		+ +	The local account can send jobs to and receive jobs from any user on any LSF host