Top Ten Tips for Using Virtual Partitions

Install PHKL_33581
Install vPars
vparcreate, install and boot individual partitions
Make sure PHKL_33851 is installed on each partition
Install Securepath in each partition
This order is necessary to overcome a Securepath limitation.
#10 – vPars and OLAR
Symptoms: Functionality
OLAR IS supported with vPars, just as it is on stand alone HP-UX systems.
Prevention and Suggestions
There are some things to keep in mind re OLAR and vPars, however:
a) if an I/O path is not assigned to a virtual partition, neither SAM nor the OLAR commands
can access it to operate on. Slots (even empty slots) that are going to be used for OLAR need
to be assigned to a virtual partition.
b) if the vPar that owns the slot is down, it must be booted so that SAM or the rad command can
be run. In the case of a stand alone (non-vPars) system, if HP-UX is down the power to the
hard partition may be turned off.
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