Microsoft Exchange 2000 Consolidation Using ProLiant Essentials Workload Management Pack

Microsoft Exchange 2000 Consolidation Using
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ECHNOLOGY BRIEF (cont.) ProLiant Essentials Workload Management Pack
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Add the Active Process to Resource Partition
The Resource Partition Processes screen displays processes assigned to the resource partition.
Figure 2 shows the store.exe process assigned to the EXstore partition. The process will remain in
a pending state until the partition is activated by the RPM service. Partitions are either Available
(not started) or Active. When a partition is Available, the processes assigned to the partition may
be running; but those processes are not managed by RPM until the partition is Active. Not all
partitions are activated at this time due to a potential conflict. After this is resolved, as described
in the next section, the partition is then activated.
Figure 2. Adding a Process to a Resource Partition
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