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How to check vPar machines status in HP-UX

November 7, 2017 DbAppWeb Admin

nPar: nPar is a hard partition/physical partition of a single computer into multiple partitions, each having separate hardware components.

vPar: vPar is a virtual partition/separation of either a single computer or an nPar into multiple virtual partitions using vPar software.

Check vPar status in HP-UX

First login to nPar machine and run the below command to check the status of vPar machines created under this nPar machine.

# vparstatus
[Virtual Partition]
Num Name                        RunState      State
=== ==========================  ============  =========
  1 dbappwebgr                    UP            Active
  2 dbappwebutl2                  UP            Active
  3 dbappwebdb2                   UP            Active

[Virtual Partition Resource Summary]
Virtual Partition               CPU      Num   Num   Total MB   Floating MB
Num Name                        Min/Max  CPUs  IO    Memory     Memory
=== ==========================  =======  ====  ====  =========  ============
  1 dbappwebgr                      1/512     2     5      16384             0
  2 dbappwebutl2                    1/512     3     5      16384             0
  3 dbappwebdb2                     1/512     2     6      16384             0
#

For detailed information run the below command

# vparstatus -v
[Virtual Partition Details]
Number:    1
Name:      dbappwebgr
RunState:  UP
State:     Active

[CPU Details]
Min/Max:                 1/512
System assigned [Count]: 2

[Memory Details]
Total Memory(MB):        16384
Floating Memory(MB):     0

[CPU OL* Details]
Operation : None
CPU Count: 0
Status:

[Memory OL* Details]
Operation : None
Base Memory(MB)  : 0
Floating Memory(MB) : 0
Status:

[Authorized Administrators]
Oper Groups:
Admin Groups            :
Oper Users:
Admin Users:

[Remote Console]
Remote Console not configured

[IO Details]
        disk:avio_stor:0,0,0:lv:/dev/vg00/rlvdbappwebgr
        network:avio_lan:0,1,0x52b07a3e9c8b:vswitch:sw_prod:portid:1
        network:avio_lan:0,2,0x92404fc53169:vswitch:sw_hb:portid:1
        hba:avio_stor:0,4,0x50014C2000000008,0x50014C2800000008:npiv:/dev/fcd4
        hba:avio_stor:0,5,0x50014C2000000009,0x50014C2800000009:npiv:/dev/fcd5

[Virtual Partition Details]
Number:    2
Name:      dbappwebutl2
RunState:  UP
State:     Active

[CPU Details]
Min/Max:                 1/512
System assigned [Count]: 3

[Memory Details]
Total Memory(MB):        16384
Floating Memory(MB):     0

[CPU OL* Details]
Operation : None
CPU Count: 0
Status:

[Memory OL* Details]
Operation : None
Base Memory(MB)  : 0
Floating Memory(MB) : 0
Status:

[Authorized Administrators]
Oper Groups:
Admin Groups            :
Oper Users:
Admin Users:

[Remote Console]
Remote Console not configured

[IO Details]
        disk:avio_stor:0,0,0:lv:/dev/vg00/rlvdbappwebutl2
        network:avio_lan:0,1,0x3693570a72e7:vswitch:sw_prod:portid:2
        network:avio_lan:0,2,0x56f337b80223:vswitch:sw_hb:portid:2
        hba:avio_stor:0,4,0x50014C200000000A,0x50014C280000000A:npiv:/dev/fcd4
        hba:avio_stor:0,5,0x50014C200000000B,0x50014C280000000B:npiv:/dev/fcd5

[Virtual Partition Details]
Number:    3
Name:      dbappwebdb2
RunState:  UP
State:     Active

[CPU Details]
Min/Max:                 1/512
System assigned [Count]: 2

[Memory Details]
Total Memory(MB):        16384
Floating Memory(MB):     0

[CPU OL* Details]
Operation : None
CPU Count: 0
Status:

[Memory OL* Details]
Operation : None
Base Memory(MB)  : 0
Floating Memory(MB) : 0
Status:

[Authorized Administrators]
Oper Groups:
Admin Groups            :
Oper Users:
Admin Users:

[Remote Console]
Remote Console not configured

[IO Details]
        disk:avio_stor:0,0,0:lv:/dev/vg00/rlvdbappwebdb2
        dvd:avio_stor:0,0,1:file:/var/TOOLS/disk2.iso
        network:avio_lan:0,1,0x2222da1110d2:vswitch:sw_prod:portid:3
        network:avio_lan:0,2,0x3e102562959b:vswitch:sw_hb:portid:3
        hba:avio_stor:0,4,0x50014C200000000C,0x50014C280000000C:npiv:/dev/fcd4
        hba:avio_stor:0,5,0x50014C200000000D,0x50014C280000000D:npiv:/dev/fcd5

#

 

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