HP UX 11i v2 manual Step, Usr/sbin/icodmodify -C codeword

		Special Considerations
		Upgrading to Instant Capacity versions B.06.x or B.07.x Software
Step	2.	Go to the HP Utility Pricing Solutions web portal:
		http://hp.com/go/icod/portal. Log into the portal and click on the link
		to get codewords.
Step	3.	Click on the Upgrade Codeword link to get an upgrade codeword.
Step	4.	Supply the requested information from the icod_stat -scommand
		output gathered in Step 1 and get the upgrade codeword from the portal.
		You need the codeword in the next step.
Step	5.	Apply the upgrade codeword, generated by the Utility Pricing Solutions
		portal, to the system by executing:
		/usr/sbin/icod_modify -C codeword
		Where codeword is the upgrade codeword that was supplied by the
		portal in Step 4. This is easily accomplished by copying and pasting the
		codeword (that is generated by the portal) to the system where you are
		executing the icod_modify -Ccodeword command. The upgrade
		codeword needs to be applied only once on the entire system.
Step	6.	Install/upgrade all other partitions with the Instant Capacity B9073BA
		software (version B.06.00 or later). This software is on the 11i v1 and 11i
		v2 OE media, starting with the December 2003 media, and is
		automatically installed when either the 11i v1 or 11i v2 OE is installed.
		The software is also available from the HP web site:
		http://www.hp.com/go/softwaredepot (search for “B9073BA”). If you
		do not complete this step, in the absence of other information, the
		Instant Capacity software assumes that all partitions that have not been
		upgraded are fully active. If all partitions in a system are not upgraded,
		the Instant Capacity software may determine the system to be in an
		exception state.
Step	7.	Execute the following command:
		/usr/sbin/icod_stat

Inspect the icod_stat command output for the line that indicates the Exception status (near the top of the output). If it displays “No exception”, your system is in compliance. Inspect the remainder of the output to see the distribution of your active and inactive processors in the system and modify it using /usr/sbin/icod_modify if you want to make changes.

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