While the majority of Moab commands are tailored for use by system administrators, a number of commands are designed to extend the knowledge and capabilities of end-users. The following table covers the commands available to end-users.

When using Active Directory as a central authentication mechanism, all nodes must be reported with a different name when booted in both Linux and Windows (for instance, 'node01-l' for Linux and 'node01' for Windows). If a machine account with the same name is created for each OS, the most recent OS will remove the previously-joined machine account. The nodes must report to Moab with the same hostname. This can be done by using aliases (adding all node names to the /etc/hosts file on the system where Moab is running) and ensuring that the Linux resource manager reports the node with its global name rather than the Linux-specific one ('node01' rather than 'node01-l').

Command	Description
canceljob	Cancels existing job.
checkjob	Displays job state, resource requirements, environment, constraints, credentials, history, allocated resources, and resource utilization.
msub	Submit a new job.
releaseres	Releases a user reservation.
setres	Create a user reservation.
showbf	Shows resource availability for jobs with specific resource requirements.
showq	Displays detailed prioritized list of active and idle jobs.
showstart	Shows estimated start time of idle jobs.
showstats	Shows detailed usage statistics for users, groups, and accounts, to which the end-user has access.

See Also

• Commands Overview