HP-UX Virtual Partitions 6.0 Administrator Guide

Example 15 Display a summary format of all resources in all virtual partitions
# vparstatus
[Virtual Partition]
Num Name RunState State
=== ========================== ============ =========
1 vpar1 UP Active
2 vpar2 DOWN Inactive
[Virtual Partition Resource Summary]
Virtual Partition CPU Num Num Total MB
Num Name Min/Max CPUs IO Memory
=== ========================== ======= ==== ==== =========
1 vpar1 1/127 1 2 5120
2 vpar2 1/127 2 1 2048
Example 16 Display the detailed attributes and resources of vpar1
# vparstatus -p vpar1 -v
[Virtual Partition Details]
Number: 1
Name: vpar1
RunState: UP
State: Active
[CPU Details]
Min/Max: 1/127
System assigned [Count]: 1
[Memory Details]
Total Memory(MB): 5120
[OL* Details]
Operation : CPU change
CPU Count: 1
Status: PASS
[IO Details]
network:avio_lan:0,0,0xf6f54f751ee1:vswitch:switch1
disk:avio_stor:0,1,0:disk:/dev/rdisk/disk2
Example 17 Display details of the resources that are currently available
# vparstatus -A
[Available CPUs]: 7
[Available Memory]: 10304 Mbytes
[Available I/O Devices]:
disk:avio_stor::disk:/dev/rdisk/disk3
hba:avio_stor:,,,:npiv:/dev/fcd1
hba:avio_stor:,,,:npiv:/dev/fcd0
network:avio_lan::vswitch:localnet
network:avio_lan::vswitch:sitelan
vparhwmgmt
The vparhwmgmt command allows you to manage the VSP resource pool, that is, the pool of
resources dedicated for use by virtual partitions. This command moves CPU resources between the
VSP and the resource pool for exclusive use by virtual partitions. Table 12 (page 29) describes
the options you can use with the vparhwmgmt command.
28 vPars v6.0 commands