[Blade]
Enclosure/ Usage/ CPU Memory Use Par Pending
Blade Status* OK/ (GB) On Num Deletion
Indicted/ OK/ Next
Deconf/ Indicted/ Boot
Max Deconf
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1/1 Inactive Base /OK 8/0/0/8 128.0/0.0/0.0 - - -
1/2 Inactive Base /OK 8/0/0/8 128.0/0.0/0.0 - - -
1/3 Inactive Base /OK 8/0/0/8 128.0/0.0/0.0 - - -
1/4 Inactive Base /OK 8/0/0/8 128.0/0.0/0.0 - - -
1/5 Inactive Base /OK 8/0/0/8 128.0/0.0/0.0 - - -
1/6 Inactive Base /OK 8/0/0/8 128.0/0.0/0.0 - - -
1/7 Inactive Base /OK 8/0/0/8 128.0/0.0/0.0 - - -
1/8 Inactive Base /OK 8/0/0/8 128.0/0.0/0.0 - - -
* D-Deconfigured I-Indicted
[IOBay]
Enclosure/ Usage/ Par Pending
IOBay Status* Num Deletion
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5/1 Inactive /OK - -
5/2 Inactive /OK - -
6/1 Inactive /OK - -
6/2 Inactive /OK - -
7/1 Inactive /OK - -
7/2 Inactive /OK - -
8/1 Inactive /OK - -
8/2 Inactive /OK - -
9/1 Empty /Invalid - -
9/2 Empty /Invalid - -
10/1 Empty /Invalid - -
10/2 Empty /Invalid - -
11/1 Empty /Invalid - -
11/2 Empty /Invalid - -
12/1 Empty /Invalid - -
12/2 Empty /Invalid - -
* D-Deconfigured I-Indicted
[Partition]
Par State/ Status* # of # of ILM/ Partition Name
Num RunState Blades IOBays SLM (first 15
(GB)** characters)
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* D-Degraded
** Actual allocated for Active and User requested for Inactive partitions
In addition to providing the resource information, the parstatus command displays the existing
nPartitions.
Assigned or unassigned blades and I/O bays
Each blade in a server complex is either assigned to one of the nPartitions in the complex, or
unassigned. If a blade or an I/O bay is unassigned, it is not used by any nPartition. Blades and
I/O bays that are unassigned are considered to be available resources; they can be assigned to
any of the existing nPartitions, or can be used to create new nPartitions.
You can assign a blade to an nPartition or unassign a blade from the nPartition using the
parcreate or the parmodify commands. For more information, see help parcreate and
help parmodify.
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