Technical data
Introduction to nPartitions
Using the Partition Manager Utility
HP System Partitions Guide: Administration for nPartitions—rp7410
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The left side of the primary window lists all partitions, available
resources (installed hardware that is not assigned to a partition), and
empty cell and I/O chassis slots. Selecting an item on the left side of the
primary window displays its details on the primary window’s right side.
Running Partition
Manager
You can access Partition Manager using the following methods.
• Run Partition Manager directly from the HP-UX command line by
issuing this command: /opt/parmgr/bin/parmgr
Command-line options are listed in the parmgr (1M) manpage.
• Run SAM (/usr/sbin/sam) in graphical mode and select Partition
Manager
to launch Partition Manager.
• Access Partition Manager through a PC Web browser.
Web access requires that an Apache Web server be installed,
configured, and activated on the partition where you will run
Partition Manager. See the online help’s Starting and Exiting section for
Web configuration details.
When running Partition Manager directly or when launching it from
SAM, you must set and export the nPartition system’s DISPLAY
environment variable. The DISPLAY variable specifies where (which X
server) the system displays X windows. You also must use the xhost
command on the X server to grant access for the nPartition system to
display windows on the X server. See the example below and the X (1)
and xhost (1M) manpages for details.
Requirements and
Limits
The following are requirements and limits of Partition Manager.
See the parmgr (1M) manpage for other requirements.
# hostname
feshd5a
# export DISPLAY=razmataz:0
# printenv DISPLAY
razmataz:0
#
$ hostname
razmataz
$ xhost + feshd5a
feshd5a being added to access control list
$
X Server
nPartition System
HP Restricted / DRAFT
DRAFT NOV 2001