HP Instant Capacity User's Guide for Versions 8.x

Table 9-1 E-mail sent by the Instant Capacity software (continued)
E-mail MessageTriggered By
Information about why the virtual partition is not being allowed to
boot is sent to the system-contact, if specified, and root.
vPars startup (when the virtual partition has
more cores assigned to it than the number of
intended active cores for the nPartition)
A warning message is sent to the system-contact, if specified, and
root, stating that the Group Manager must adjust the number of
sharing rights.
icapmodify (when a codeword is applied
to a GiCAP member which modifies the
number of cores without usage rights on that
member, and available sharing rights go
negative, triggering a lockout on all groups;
or when incompatible hardware is added)
If asset reporting is configured, and the system has e-mail connectivity to HP, these messages
are sent to HP:
Table 9-2 Asset reporting e-mail sent by the Instant Capacity software
E-mail MessageTriggered By
An asset report is sent to the reply address, root, and HP (the asset
report sent to HP is encrypted).
icapnotify (on demand)
An encrypted asset report is sent to HP.System startup and system shutdown
An encrypted asset report is sent to HP.
icapd (daily at noon)
Does the upgrade of one partition on a server to iCAP v8 mean that every partition must be
upgraded? No, not for basic iCAP functionality. iCAP v8 is compatible with older versions
back to v6. Earlier versions of iCAP need to be upgraded, as described in “Upgrading to Instant
Capacity versions B.06.x or later (HP-UX)” (page 171). However, in order to use the GiCAP feature,
all partitions of a server must be running version 8 or later of the iCAP software, and a Group
Manager must be an HP-UX system running iCAP version 8.01.01 or later. In order to use the
Disaster Recovery features of GiCAP, the Group Manager must be running iCAP version 8.02.01
or later, and all known hosts on the complex containing a failed group member must be running
iCAP version 8.02 or later.
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