System information

486 Logical Partitions on System i5
򐂰 profile_names
򐂰 lpar_names | lpar_ids
򐂰 name
Listing hardware resources
The lshwres command, which lists the hardware resources of a managed system, can be
used to display I/O, virtual I/O, processor, and memory resources.
Listing I/O resources for a managed system
Use the following commands to list:
򐂰 I/O units on the managed system:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r io --rsubtype unit
򐂰 /O buses on the managed system:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r io --rsubtype bus
򐂰 I/O slots on the managed system:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r io --rsubtype slot
򐂰 All partitions participating in an I/O pool and all slots assigned to an I/O pool:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r io --rsubtype iopool
򐂰 Tagged I/O for OS/400 partitions:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r io --rsubtype taggedio
Listing processor resources
Use the following commands to list processor information for:
򐂰 The managed system:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r proc --level sys
򐂰 Partitions:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r proc --level lpar
򐂰 The shared pool:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r proc --level sharedpool
Listing virtual I/O resources for a managed system
Use the following commands to list:
򐂰 Virtual Ethernet adapters:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r virtualio --rsubtype eth --level lpar
򐂰 System level virtual Ethernet information:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r virtualio --rsubtype eth --level sys
򐂰 Virtual OptiConnect pool information:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r virtualio --rsubtype virtualopti --level lpar
򐂰 HSL OptiConnect pool information:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r virtualio --rsubtype hslopti --level lpar
򐂰 Virtual serial adapters:
lshwres -m <managed system> -r virtualio --rsubtype serial --level lpar