hpvmstatus Command Output

The default, no options, hpvmstatus command output appears as follows:

# hpvmstatus
[Virtual Machines]
Virtual Machine Name VM #  Type OS Type State     #VCPUs #Devs #Nets Memory
==================== ===== ==== ======= ========= ====== ===== ===== =======
ux1                      1 SH   HPUX    On (OS)        4     2     1    3 GB
vPar0002                 2 VP   HPUX    Off            3     0     0 2048 MB
guest1                   3 SH   UNKNOWN Off            1     0     0    2 GB

The following fields are presented in this hpvmstatus command output:

• Virtual Machine Name: The unique guest name
• VM #: The unique guest number assigned by the system.
• OS Type: HPUX, OPENVMS
• State:
  • Off => guest is not started
  • Off (NR) => guest is not started and is not runnable
  • Off (NA) => guest configuration is not active
  • On => guest is started
  • On (EFI) => guest is started and running in EFI
  • On (OS) => guest is started and running in the operating
    system
  • On (RMT) => guest is started and running as a
    Serviceguard-packaged VM on another member of the cluster.
    See Runsysid.
  • On (ATTN)=> guest is started but needs attention
  • On (MGT) => guest is the target of a migration
  • On (MGS) => guest is the source of a migration
  • On (RMT) => guest is a Serviceguard guest running on a
    remote host.
• #VCPUs: Number of vcpus assigned to the guest
• #Devs: Number of devices assigned to the guest
• #Nets: Number of networks assigned to the guest
• Memory: Amount of memory assigned to the guest

The hpvmstatus -V option displays the new attributes, which will be displayed after Runnable status and associated attributes.

Last Updated: August 16, 2020