Special Considerations
Upgrading to Instant Capacity versions B.06.x or B.07.x Software
Step | 8. | If the Exception status in Step 7 indicates that there are more |
| | processors, cells, or memory active than expected, you need to deactivate |
| | the appropriate number of each component in order to bring the system |
| | into compliance with the Instant Capacity contract. |
Step | 9. | From the output in Step 7, verify that the correct system-contact |
| | information is specified. If necessary, update the contact information by |
| | executing: |
| | /usr/sbin/icod_modify -c contact_e-mail_address |
Step 10. Ensure you have installed all of the required HP-UX patches on each partition. See “Required Patches for HP-UX 11i v1” on page 25 for details. If necessary, obtain missing patches from the web site: http://us-support2.external.hp.com. Detailed instructions on installing each patch are available on this web site.
Step 11. If e-mail connectivity is required (when upgrading to B.06.x), or if asset reporting is being used with B.07.x: Execute the following command:
/usr/sbin/icod_notify reply_address
This command verifies that your sendmail configuration is capable of sending e-mail messages to the hp.com domain. The icod_notify command needs to be executed with an e-mail address as an argument. The e-mail address is the address HP uses when responding to the e-mail sent from the Instant Capacity system and is the e-mail address to which the HP acknowledgement message is sent.
Using elm, or any e-mail reader, verify receipt of the acknowledgement e-mail from HP. The message should be received within one hour.