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intended active processors by n for the nPartition. If specified within a virtual partition, it also results in the assignment of additional processors to the local vPar.

-c<contact_email_address> Sets the system contact e-mail address. This is the e-mail address that will receive configuration change notification and exception reports. Note that this can be an e-mail alias, if multiple recipients of these reports are desired.

-C<codeword> Codeword application. This option allows the user to apply a codeword they receive from the HP iCOD portal. Application of codewords only authorizes the use of iCOD components; it does not activate any components.

-d <n>	Deactivates n processors. This option reduces the
	number of intended active processors by n for the
	nPartition. If specified within a virtual partition, it also
	results in the deassignment of the specified number of
	processors from the local vPar.
-D	Defers a processor activation or deactivation until the
	next reboot. This option modifies the default behavior
	of the -d, -s, and -aoptions, which is to activate or
	deactivate processors instantly. This option is not
	supported within a virtual partition. NOTE: the
	behavior of the -dand -aoptions is modified such that
	all invocations are calculated based on the running
	configuration, and NOT on any previous icod_modify
	-D[asd]commands.

-f<from_email_address> Set iCOD "from" e-mail address. Causes all iCOD e-mail correspondence from this system to appear to be sent from from_email_address. Specifying an empty string ("") returns to default behavior, which is to send from the adm user on the local system. The address specified must be DNS resolvable by HP.

-i<system_id> Set system identifier used during asset reporting. The default setting for the system identifier is the hostname of the iCOD system. This value can be

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