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parstatus(1)

For OA Based Partition Management Systems

parstatus(1)

NAME

parstatus - display information about a hardware partitionable complex

SYNOPSIS

parstatus

parstatus -c blade_path [-c...] [

-V|-M]

parstatus -e enclosure_path [

-e...] [-V|-M

]

parstatus -i iobay_path [-i...] [

-V|-M]

parstatus -p npar_id [-p...] [

-t[-M]|-v|-V|-M|-Z

]

parstatus -r

parstatus -s

parstatus -z [-P|-p

npar_id |-V]

parstatus -C [-A][

-M]

parstatus -E [-M]

parstatus -I [-A][

-M]

parstatus -P [-v|-M]

parstatus -T

parstatus -X

parstatus -Z parspec_name

Platform Support Remarks

This

parstatus describes functionality on systems with Onboard Administrator (OA) based parti-

tion management. For parstatus on systems not running OA based partition management,

refer to parstatus1 (1M) by typing man parstatus1.

DESCRIPTION

Note :

parstatus output is limited to 80 columns, and as a result, a few ﬁelds may get truncated. Use

the verbose option in such cases to view the detailed information.

The

parstatus command displays information about a system complex. If no arguments are supplied,

all major components that are physically present in the system complex are listed. A speciﬁc component

(blade, I/O bay, enclosure, or nPartition) may be speciﬁed in order to restrict the output to information

about that component.

When displaying nPartition related information,

parstatus includes the following:

• The number and name of the nPartition.

• The state and run-state of the nPartition. The state is either active or inactive. An inactive nPartition

will be able to boot up as a single operating system. The initiation of the boot operation changes the

state from inactive to active.

Possible run-states of an inactive nPartition are listed below.

An nPartition can be in this run-state after it has been created, or after it

has been shut down.

DOWN

This run-state is shown when a boot is initiated on an nPartition. This nor-

mally results in the nPartition becoming active with a FWBOOT run-state.

ACTIVATING

This run-state is displayed while a shutdown/reboot of an nPartition is being

processed.

DEACTIVATING

This run-state is displayed while a reset of an nPartition is being processed.RESETTING

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Summary of content (8 pages)

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parstatus(1) For OA Based Partition Management Systems parstatus(1) NAME parstatus - display information about a hardware partitionable complex SYNOPSIS parstatus parstatus -c blade_path [-c...] [-V|-M] parstatus -e enclosure_path [-e...] parstatus -i iobay_path [-i...] parstatus -p npar_id [-p...
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parstatus(1) For OA Based Partition Management Systems parstatus(1) MCA This run-state is displayed while an MCA of an nPartition is being processed. DEFINED The nPartition definition exists in the current partition specification. ALT_DEFINED The nPartition definition defined in an alternate partition specification. Possible run-states of an active nPartition are listed below.
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parstatus(1) D For OA Based Partition Management Systems parstatus(1) (Deconfigured ). The resource has been deconfigured due to problems detected. Deconfigured resources are not allowed to be activated. The problems detected need to be addressed in order to use the resource during poweron. PD (Parent Deconfigured ). A resource above in the hierarchy (parent resource) has been deconfigured. The same issues for a D (Deconfigured ) resource apply. I (Indicted ).
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parstatus(1) For OA Based Partition Management Systems parstatus(1) When the -V option is specified, the command shows the contents of all parspecs, both current and alternate. Note that when a current parspec is shown, the information provided will be what is stored in the parspec. It should not be expected to be identical to information gathered from the associated nPartition. When the -P option is specified, the command shows current parspec names of all nPartitions.
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parstatus(1) For OA Based Partition Management Systems parstatus(1) RETURN VALUE The parstatus command exits with one of the following values: 0 1 Successful completion. Error condition occurred. EXAMPLES Note: The asterisk in the parstatus display means there is a footnote describing the header. Example 1 Display information for all the I/O bays in the complex: parstatus -I The output format is as shown below.
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parstatus(1) For OA Based Partition Management Systems 5/1/0/2/2 5/1/2 PCIe parstatus(1) OK Example 3 The following example displays information for all major components that are physically present in the local complex. If no action is specified for the command; the default behavior is to display all. parstatus Note: No action specified. Default behavior is display all.
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parstatus(1) 6/2 7/1 7/2 8/1 8/2 9/1 9/2 10/1 10/2 11/1 11/2 12/1 12/2 For OA Based Partition Management Systems Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty * D-Deconfigured /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid /Invalid - parstatus(1) - I-Indicted [Partition] Par State/ Num RunState Status* # of # of ILM/ Blades IOBays SLM (GB)** === ============..
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(Notes) A (Notes) pA 8 Hewlett-Packard Company −1− HP-UX 11i Version 3: March 2011