HP-UX Virtual Partitions 6.0 Administrator Guide
Table 8 Options with the vparmodify command. (continued)
DescriptionOption
specifies the privilege level — admin or oper — available at the virtual
console.
Indicates whether the configuration of a vPar is active or inactive. By default,
a configuration created using the vparcreate command is considered
active.
-x active_config={true |
false}
If the active_config=false is set, the configuration of a virtual partition
(including the resources assigned exclusively to the virtual partition using the
–a option) is created in standby mode, without actually consuming the
resources. To start such a virtual partition, active_config=true must be
set.
Example 8 Change the name of the virtual partition from Oslo to Bergen
vparmodify -p Oslo -P Bergen
Example 9 Add two processors to the virtual partition Bergen
vparmodify -p Bergen -a cpu::2
OR
vparmodify -p Bergen -a core::2
Example 10 Add a virtualized HBA
Use NPIV ports (assumes a GUID manager is available to assign port and node WWNs)
vparmodify -p Bergen -a hba:avio_stor::npiv:/dev/fcd0
For information about configuring NPIV, see the vparresources3(5) manpage and the relevant
NPIV sections in this guide.
Example 11 Add a virtualized HBA
Use NPIV ports (directly assigning port and node WWNs)
vparmodify -p Bergen -a
hba:avio_stor:,,0x100000110a030000,0x100000110a030001:npiv:/dev/fcd0
vparremove
The vparremove command allows you to delete a virtual partition. Table 9 (page 25) describes
the options you can use with the vparremove command.
Table 9 Options with the vparremove command.
DescriptionOption
Specifies the force option to confirm the delete operation.-f
Specifies the virtual partition to be removed. The specified virtual partition
must be in the DOWN run-state. The vpar_id can be either the vPar name
or number.
-p vpar_id
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