HP Integrity Virtual Machines 4.3: Installation, Configuration, Administration

maximum equal to the maximum vCPUs supported for
the specific guest operating system type.
Integrity VM Version 4.3 supports up to 16 vCPUS for all
guest types. For example, to set a guest with four vCPUs
with no range, use the following command:
# hpvmmodify -P guestname -c 4
To set a quest with four vCPUs with a range of two to six
vCPUs, use the following command:
# hpvmmodify -P guestname -c 4:2:6
-r amount
Specifies the amount of memory available to this virtual
machine.
The size is expressed as an integer, optionally followed by
one of these units:
• M (megabytes)
• G (gigabytes)
If the letter is omitted, the default unit is megabytes.
-g [+]group[:{admin |
oper}]
Adds (+ or unspecified) or removes (-) a group
authorization. A VM Host user account that is a member
of an authorized group can use the hpvmconsole
command to manage this guest. The {admin|oper}
argument specifies the privilege level available at the
hpvmconsole — either admin or oper (the default). Do
not specify the privilege level when you are removing a
group.
This option can be specified more than once.
-u [+]user[:{admin | oper}]
Adds (+ or unspecified) or removes (-) a user authorization.
An authorized VM Host user account can use the
hpvmconsole command to manage this guest. The
{admin|oper} argument specifies the privilege level
available at the hpvmconsole, either admin or oper
(the default). Do not specify the privilege level when you
are removing a user.
This option can be specified more than once.
-s
Verifies the virtual machine configuration and returns
warnings or errors, but suppresses the action that the
command would normally perform. This option starts
resource checking for the specified virtual machine
configuration without actually modifying the virtual
machine. In typical cases, where -s is not specified, the
virtual machine is modified even if resource warnings
occur.
The -F and -s options are mutually exclusive.
-x name=value
Specifies whether the virtual machine uses dynamic
memory and the values associated with it by including the
following keywords:
• -x dynamic_memory_control={0|1}
• -x ram_dyn_type={none|any|driver}
• -x ram_dyn_min=amount
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