About this guide
Introduction
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Introduction
Welcome
Welcome to the HP Instant Capacity User’s Guide for versions B.07.x.
The name of the product has changed from Instant Capacity on Demand (or iCOD) to HP Instant Capacity for HP 9000 and HP Integrity Servers, also known as Instant Capacity or iCAP. While the name of the product has changed, many of the commands, warning messages and error messages still refer to the software as iCOD. In addition, Temporary Capacity on Demand (TiCOD) is now called Temporary Instant Capacity, or TiCAP. While there may be occasional uses of the old product names in this guide, they refer to the current versions of the products.
With Instant Capacity, you initially purchase a HP enterprise server with a specified amount of active processing capacity, and a specified amount of inactive processing capacity.
Processing capacity consists of the system components:
•Processors
•Cell boards
•Memory
Prior to activation of an inactive component, a
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