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This version of mpi is the default on most of the public login machines. You can tell that this is the version that you will be running if you get the following response:
renata@rhel6-64f $ 15:38 which mpirun
/usr/lib64/openmpi/bin/mpirun
A busb command which uses this mpi should look like:
bsub -q <bulletmpi> -a mympi -n <# cores> <mpi job>
MPI with LSF hooks
This version of mpi is available to bsub when you ssh to bullet which will log you in to either bullet0001 or bullet0002 (as described earlier, submit email to unix-admin to request access to the bulletmpi queue(s)). The response to which mpirun in this case should look like:
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renata@bullet0002 $ module list
Currently Loaded Modulefiles:
Currently Loaded Modulefiiles: 1) lsf-openmpi_1.5.4-x86_64
A bsub command which uses this mpi should look like:
bsub -q <bulletmpi> mpirun -n <# cores> <mpi job>