>
> For various reasons, it is sometimes useful
> to know exactly what machine is node4,
> what machine is node15, etc.
>
Yes I am agree. Because some times you want to which machine is faster
than other when you are working in cluster heterogenuos.
> Is there an easy way to find out where a certain
> node number is *physically* located???
>
I know, you can get the name of the node where the process is located.
The name of the function is MPI_Get_processor_name.
> Chris
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