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How to Check Status of VM in HP-UX

August 17, 2020 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 a nPar into multiple virtual partitions using vPar software. vPar also is known as HP VMs

To check the status of the virtual partitions (vPar) in the HP-UX use the command vparstatus or hpvmstatus.

Check Status of VM using vparstatus command

  • List all the VMs or vPars with their status using the below command.
    # vparstatus
    [Virtual Partition]
    Num Name                        RunState      State
    === ==========================  ============  =========
      1 daw_vpar1                    UP            Active
      2 daw_vpar2                    UP            Active
      3 daw_vpar3                    UP            Active
    
    [Virtual Partition Resource Summary]
    Virtual Partition               CPU      Num   Num   Total MB   Floating MB
    Num Name                        Min/Max  CPUs  IO    Memory     Memory
    === ==========================  =======  ====  ====  =========  ============
      1 daw_vpar1                    1/512     2     5      16384             0
      2 daw_vpar2                    1/512     3     5      16384             0
      3 daw_vpar3                    1/512     2     6      65536             0
    #
  • For more details of a particular vm or nPar use the command vparstatus -p <vm-name> -v. Here, i have checked the details for vm number 1 named daw_vpar1
    # vparstatus -p 1 -v
    [Virtual Partition Details]
    Number:    1
    Name:      daw_vpar1
    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:
    
    [IO OL* Details]
    Operation : None
    IO Device: none
    Status:
    
    [IO Details]
            disk:avio_stor:0,0,0:lv:/dev/vg00/rlvdaw_vpar1
            network:avio_lan:0,1,0xc296dd4c187b:vswitch:sw_prod:portid:1
            network:avio_lan:0,2,0x4e294738eaac:vswitch:sw_hb:portid:1
            hba:avio_stor:0,4,0x50014C2000000002,0x50014C2800000002:npiv:/dev/fcd4
            hba:avio_stor:0,5,0x50014C2000000003,0x50014C2800000003:npiv:/dev/fcd5
    #
    

 

Check Status of VM using hpvmstatus command

  • List all the VMs or vPars with their status using the below command.
    # hpvmstatus
    [Virtual Machines]
    Virtual Machine Name VM #  Type OS Type State     #VCPUs #Devs #Nets Memory
    ==================== ===== ==== ======= ========= ====== ===== ===== =======
    daw_vpar1                1 VP   HPUX    On (OS)        2     3     2 16384 MB
    daw_vpar2                2 VP   HPUX    On (OS)        3     3     2 16384 MB
    daw_vpar3                3 VP   HPUX    On (OS)        2     4     2 65536 MB
    #
  • For more details of a particular vm or nPar use the command hpvmstatus -p <vm-name> -v. Here, i have checked the details for vm number 1 named daw_vpar1
    # hpvmstatus -p 1
    [Virtual Machine Details]
    Virtual Machine Name VM #  Type OS Type State
    ==================== ===== ==== ======= ========
    daw_vpar1                1 VP   HPUX    On (OS)
    
    
    [Runnable Status Details]
    Runnable status         : Runnable
    
    
    [Remote Console]
    Remote Console not configured
    
    [Authorized Administrators]
    Oper Groups             :
    Admin Groups            :
    Oper Users              :
    Admin Users             :
    
    [Virtual CPU Details]
    #vCPUs Ent Min Ent Max
    ====== ======= =======
         2  100.0%  100.0%
    
    [Memory Details]
    Total    Reserved  Overhead  Floating
    Memory   Memory    Memory    Memory
    =======  ========  ========  ========
    16384 MB     64 MB    128 MB      0 MB
    
    [Storage Interface Details]
    vPar/VM                                Physical
    Device  Adapter    Bus Dev Ftn Tgt Lun Storage   Device
    ======= ========== === === === === === ========= =========================
    disk    avio_stor    0   0   0   0   0 lv        /dev/vg00/rlvdaw_vpar1
    hba     avio_stor    0   4             npiv      /dev/fcd4-0x50014C2000000002,0x50014C2800000002
    hba     avio_stor    0   5             npiv      /dev/fcd5-0x50014C2000000003,0x50014C2800000003
    
    [Network Interface Details]
    Interface Adaptor    Name/Num              PortNum Bus Dev Ftn Mac Address
    ========= ========== ===================== ======= === === === =================
    vswitch   avio_lan   sw_prod               1         0   1   0 c2-96-dd-4c-18-7b
    vswitch   avio_lan   sw_hb                 1         0   2   0 4e-29-47-38-ea-ac
    
    [Direct I/O Interface Details]
    vPar/VM                                       Physical
    Device  Adapter Bus Dev Ftn Mac Address       Storage   Device
    ======= ======= === === === ================= ========= ===========
    
    [Misc Interface Details]
    vPar/VM                                Physical
    Device  Adapter    Bus Dev Ftn Tgt Lun Storage   Device
    ======= ========== === === === === === ========= =========================
    serial  com1                           tty       console
    #
  • To display more detailed information (verbose mode) about the virtual machines use the -V option with the hmvmstatus command, as given below.
    # hpvmstatus -p 1 -V
    [Virtual Machine Details]
    Virtual Machine Name    : daw_vpar1
    Virtual Machine UUID    : 84713640-d390-11e2-ae08-d4c9ef060500
    Virtual Machine ID      : 1
    Virtual Machine Label   :
    VM's Model Name         : Integrity Virtual Partition
    VM's Serial Number      : VM01324000
    VM's Config Version     : 6.50.0
    VM's Config Label       : HPVM B.06.50 PATCH_04 ccipf opt Mon Mar 11 2019 11h24m05s IST
    Virtual Machine Type    : vPar
    Has reserved resources  : Yes
    Configuration is active : Yes
    Operating System        : HPUX
    OS Version Number       :
    State                   : On (OS)
    Start type              : Auto
    Console type            : vt100-plus
    .
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Last Updated: August 17, 2020

 

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