If you run these commands , one instance of calc.exe program will run on node1 and one on node2
job submit /numnodes:1 mpiexec calc.exe
job submit /numnodes:1 mpiexec calc.exe
If you run these commands , two instances of calc.exe program will run on node1 and two on node2
job submit /numnodes:1 mpiexec -n 2 calc.exe
job submit /numnodes:1 mpiexec -n 2 calc.exe
However if you node has 8 cores and your application uses only 1 core , remaining 7 cores will be blocked ( allocated by HPC scheduler but unused)
You may verify running processes on node1 and node2 remotely
tasklist /s node1 | findstr "calc.exe"
and you can kill process remotely
taskkill /s node1 /F /IM calc.exe
Daniel Drypczewski