commands that are part of the System Management interface. The table below shows the maximum size
of nPars per operating system:
HP UX 11i
HP UX 11iHP UX 11i
HP UX 11i
Version 3
Version 3Version 3
Version 3
HP UX 11i
HP UX 11iHP UX 11i
HP UX 11i
Version 2
Version 2Version 2
Version 2
Windows
WindowsWindows
Windows
Server
ServerServer
Server
2008
20082008
2008
RHEL AS 3 and
RHEL AS 3 andRHEL AS 3 and
RHEL AS 3 and
AS4
AS4AS4
AS4
SUSE SLES 9
SUSE SLES 9SUSE SLES 9
SUSE SLES 9
and SLES 10
and SLES 10and SLES 10
and SLES 10
OpenVMS
OpenVMSOpenVMS
OpenVMS
Maximum size of
Maximum size ofMaximum size of
Maximum size of
nPar
nParnPar
nPar
64
processors/
128 cores
2048 GB
RAM
64
processors/
128 cores
512 GB
RAM
Datacenter
DatacenterDatacenter
Datacenter
Edition
EditionEdition
Edition
32
processors/
64 cores
1024 GB
RAM
Enterprise
EnterpriseEnterprise
Enterprise
Edition
EditionEdition
Edition
8
processors/
16 cores
256 GB
RAM
sx1000 (RHEL
sx1000 (RHELsx1000 (RHEL
sx1000 (RHEL
AS 3 and AS4)
AS 3 and AS4)AS 3 and AS4)
AS 3 and AS4)
4 cells with up
to 16
processors/16
cores
256 GB RAM
sx2000 (RHEL
sx2000 (RHELsx2000 (RHEL
sx2000 (RHEL
AS4)
AS4)AS4)
AS4)
64
processors/128
cores
2048 GB RAM
sx1000 (SLES
sx1000 (SLESsx1000 (SLES
sx1000 (SLES
9 and SLES 10)
9 and SLES 10)9 and SLES 10)
9 and SLES 10)
4 cells with up
to 16
processors/16
cores
256 GB RAM
sx2000 (SLES
sx2000 (SLESsx2000 (SLES
sx2000 (SLES
10)
10)10)
10)
64
processors/128
cores
2048 GB RAM
sx1000
sx1000sx1000
sx1000
4 cells with up
to 16
processors/16
cores
256 GB RAM
sx2000
sx2000sx2000
sx2000
4 cells with up
to 16
processors/32
cores
512 GB RAM
Maximum number
Maximum numberMaximum number
Maximum number
of nPars
of nParsof nPars
of nPars
16 16 16 16 16 16
For information on type of I/O cards for networking and mass storage for each operating environment,
please refer to the
Technical Specifications
Technical SpecificationsTechnical Specifications
Technical Specifications
section of this document. For licensing information for each
operating system, please refer to the Ordering Guide.
Superdome,supports static hard partitions (nPars) on all operating environments. Static partitions imply
that any nPar configuration change requires a reboot of the nPar.
Superdome running HP-UX 11i Version 3 supports dynamic hard partitions. Dynamic nPars imply that
nPar configuration changes do not require a reboot of the nPar. Using the related capabilities of dynamic
reconfiguration (i.e. on line addition, on line removal), new resources may be added to an nPar and
failed modules may be removed and replaced while the nPar continues to operate.
Adding new nPars to a Superdome system does not require a reboot of the system.
QuickSpecs
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16- processor, 32-
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16- processor, 32-HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16- processor, 32-
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16- processor, 32-
processor, and 64- processor Systems
processor, and 64- processor Systemsprocessor, and 64- processor Systems
processor, and 64- processor Systems
Configuration
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