HP B.06.X manual Inactive Partitions in PPU Systems

Special Considerations

Inactive Partitions in PPU Systems

Cell boards assigned to active partitions must have at least one active processor. If your system/partition does not have any near term need to have at least one processors active on the system, then you can either:

1.Inactivate partitions (or)

2.Un-assign cell boards from partitions. When you un-assign cell boards from partitions there are zero active processors on that cell board. Un-assigned cell boards are covered under the baseline usage.

Failed Partitions When a partition fails, and you no longer want to report any usage for that partition, you can do one of the following:

•Reset the failed partition, by entering the RS command via the GSP interface (or)

•Power down all of the cells in the failed partition, by using the PE command via the GSP interface

If one of the above is done, the other partitions in the complex report the failed partition as inactive.

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