Hi Jarrah,
Indeed, you can edit the slave set up during the PEST run. In the server you just need to go to the folder, where the slaves have been deployed. By default, they are placed on a temporal folder under \fepest_data\. You can find the temporal folder if you type %temp% in Windows Explorer.
[u][b]Include new slaves in the FePEST parallel run:[/b][/u]
- Make a copy of the slave folder. Typically they are named as "[color=red]FePEST ProjectName[/color] [b]@[/b] [color=purple]ServerName[/color] [b]~[/b] [color=green]SlaveNumber[/color]" (everything together).
- Edit the folder name and increase the slave number.
- Go inside the new created folder and execute file [color=red]run_slave.bat[/color].
- A command window is opened and model starts running.
[u][b]You can also attach new servers not described before FePEST run was initiated:[/b][/u]
- Copy the slave folder from any server (or even from a local slave in the FePEST Master).
- Edit batch file [color=red]run_model.bat[/color].
a) Define (if needed) the location of the fepest62.exe (Typically C:\Program Files\WASY\FEFLOW 6.2\bin64).
b) Define the location of the FPS file.
- Edit batch file [color=red]run_slave.bat[/color].
a) Define (if needed) PEST path. Typically "C:\Program Files\PEST Utilities\pest\"
b) Define location of BeoPEST and PST file.
"C:\Program Files\PEST Utilities\pest\beopest64.exe" "MyProjectName.pst"
c) Define FePEST Master name (or IP address) and the port defined previously for connection (This was already set in the FPS file).
/H MyIPnumber:MyPortNumber
[u][b]Reduce the number of slaves in the FePEST parallel run:[/b][/u]
- Go to the slave folder in the server.
- Execute file [color=red]stop_pest.bat[/color].
- A command window is opened and it will requires to confirm the action.
Cheers,
Carlos