Multi-partition computer system, failure handling method and program therefor
AssigneeNEC Computertechno, Ltd.
InventorShusaku Uchibori
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AssigneeNEC Computertechno, Ltd.
InventorShusaku Uchibori
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The present invention determines an incorrect packet from a faulty partition quickly and reliably and prevents the packet from flowing into normal partitions through simple control actions. The multi-partition computer system is a multi-partitioned computer system in which a plurality of nodes are logically divided into a plurality of partition, and each node contained in the partitions includes a packet identification unit which, upon receiving a packet, compares the partition identification information uniquely assigned to own partition against the partition identification information contained in the receive packet, and if these pieces of information do not match each other, judges and discards the receive packet as an incorrect packet.
A multi-partitioned computer system in which a plurality of nodes are logically divided into a plurality of partitions, wherein a node contained in one of said partitions includes
A failure handling method for a multi-partitioned computer system in which a plurality of nodes are logically divided into a plurality of partitions, comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a failure handling program executed on said node and a crossbar which connects between said nodes in a multi-partitioned computer system in which a plurality of nodes are logically divided into a plurality of partitions, wherein said failure handling program causes a node contained in one of said partitions, upon receiving a packet, to execute a processing of comparing the partition identification information uniquely assigned to its own partition against the partition identification information contained in the receive packet, and if these pieces of information do not match each other, judging and discarding said receive packet as an incorrect packet,
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