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160 Logical Partitions on System i5
To create a virtual serial server adapter, select Server for the adapter type (Figure 5-20). The
connection information also needs to be specified. Connection information determines who
can connect to the resource.
Figure 5-20 Creating a virtual serial server resource
Virtual SCSI
Virtual SCSI (see Figure 5-21) allows for a partition to use storage resources that physically
reside in another partition. Storage resources include disk, tape, and optical. As with virtual
serial, the Server adapter type is for a partition that is providing the resource, and the Client
adapter type is for a partition that will be using the resource. A pair of virtual SCSI adapters
can be created to provide disk access for a hosted guest partition.
Figure 5-21 Creating a virtual SCSI client resource
Restriction: i5/OS does not support the use of virtual SCSI resource. An i5/OS partition
can only act a server of virtual SCSI resources to AIX and Linux partitions.
- Logical Partitions on 1
- System i5 1
- May 2006 3
- Second Edition (May 2006) 4
- Contents 5
- Contents v 7
- Contents vii 9
- Trademarks 12
- Become a published author 15
- Comments welcome 15
- Summary of changes 17
- Introduction to LPAR on IBM 19
- Perm 20
- Desired I/O 21
- Disaster Recovery 22
- System Profiles 22
- Americas 22
- Asia/Pacific 22
- 1.2.2 Licensing requirements 23
- 1.3.3 Dedicated processor 30
- 1.3.4 Shared processor 31
- 1.3.7 Virtual processor 33
- OK to add virtual processors 37
- 1.4.1 Memory granularity 43
- 1.4.2 Memory and LPAR 44
- 1.4.3 Hardware page table 44
- 2.1 Console history 50
- (ASYNC) or LAN 51
- 2.4.1 Model 520/550 CEC 53
- 2.4.2 Model 570 CEC 53
- 2.5.1 Model 520/550 CEC 54
- 2.5.2 Model 570 CEC 54
- Configure your Linux product 59
- System Manager Security 59
- HMC overview and planning 63
- 3.1.2 Types of HMC 65
- Rack mounted HMC 66
- 3.2 Installing the HMC 68
- 3.3 HMC networking options 71
- 3.3.4 Open networking 73
- 3.4.1 Terminal menu 74
- 3.4.2 Net menu 75
- 3.4.3 Lock menu 76
- (Figure 3-17) 77
- 3.5 Server and partition 78
- System profiles 79
- System properties - General 80
- Create Partition Profile 92
- Open Terminal Window 93
- Connecting, then the 94
- Connecting, then the sign 96
- Enter the name and press OK 97
- Restart Partition 104
- Shut Down Partition 105
- Partition properties - Other 114
- 3.5.4 HMC configuration 115
- Test network connectivity 116
- Schedule operations 116
- Customize date and time 116
- View console events 116
- Customize network settings 116
- 3.6.1 Problem determination 117
- 3.6.3 Service Focal Point 118
- Repair serviceable event 119
- Manage Serviceable Event 120
- Install/add/remove/hardware 121
- Exchange parts 121
- Service utilities 121
- 3.6.4 Remote support 122
- HMC Guided Setup 123
- 4.1 HMC Guided Setup 124
- Set up the language locale 125
- about to make 153
- Post Guided Setup tasks 155
- 5.1.1 System profiles 158
- 5.1.2 Partition profiles 158
- GroupID (Figure 5-5) 164
- 5.2.5 Partition profile name 165
- 5.2.6 Partition memory 166
- 5.2.7 Partition processors 167
- (Figure 5-12) 171
- Location codes 174
- 5.2.10 Virtual IO adapters 175
- Creating Virtual IO Adapters 176
- Virtual Serial 177
- Virtual SCSI 178
- Load source 180
- Operation console device 182
- Using the HMC as the console 183
- Specifying console resource 184
- Alternate console 186
- 5.2.12 Opticonnect 187
- Working with the HMC 195
- 6.1 Accessing LPAR functions 196
- 6.2.1 Partition properties 197
- Hardware 199
- Virtual Adapters 200
- Settings 201
- Reference Code 201
- Processors 203
- Physical I/O 205
- Tagged I/O resources 206
- Virtual I/O resources 207
- Opticonnect 207
- Power Controlling 207
- 6.4.1 Physical adapters 213
- 6.4.2 Processors 214
- 6.4.3 Memory 215
- 6.4.4 Virtual IO adapters 215
- Properties 216
- Retry MSD IPL 218
- 6.5.5 Deleting a partition 219
- Deleting a partition profile 220
- IOP control storage dump 221
- 6.6 Remote management 223
- SSH client 224
- Example SSH command 225
- 6.6.1 Web SM 226
- 6.8.1 HMC Code Update 230
- 6.9 Troubleshooting 231
- No Connection state 232
- Incomplete state 233
- Recovery state 233
- 6.9.3 List of progress codes 234
- 6.9.4 Using progress codes 235
- Reset SP with ASMI 243
- Reset SP with reset button 244
- Getting fixes 245
- HMC fixes 246
- Operating system fixes 249
- FRU SVCPROC-replace SP 250
- HMC security and user 253
- 7.1 System Manager Security 254
- 7.2.2 Server Security 255
- 7.3.1 HMC Users 256
- Service Representative 257
- Product Engineer 257
- AllSystemResources 260
- HMC duplication and 263
- Migration of existing LPAR 269
- 9.1 Migration planning 270
- 9.1.4 Bus numbering 271
- 9.1.9 Order the System i5 273
- 9.2.1 Load V5R3 273
- 9.2.3 iSeries Navigator 273
- 9.4 Migration scenarios 274
- Resources 286
- (Figure 9-27) 291
- (Figure 9-29) 292
- 9.4.3 Post sales tasks: IBM 294
- Figure 9-35 HMC window 296
- Figure 9-36 HMC window 296
- 9.5 Backing up HMC profiles 297
- Using the Advanced Systems 301
- Management Interface 301
- 10.2.1 Types of ASMI 302
- Table 10-1 Default 303
- User ID Password 303
- 10.3.1 Power/restart control 305
- System operating mode 306
- AIX/Linux partition mode boot 306
- Auto power restart 308
- Immediate power off 308
- System reboot 309
- Wake on LAN 309
- 10.3.2 System service aids 310
- Error/event logs 311
- Serial port snoop 312
- System dump 312
- Service processor dump 313
- Partition Dump 314
- Serial port setup 315
- Modem configuration 315
- Call-Home/Call-In Setup 315
- Call-Home Test 316
- Reset service processor 316
- 10.3.3 System information 317
- Vital product data 318
- Power control network trace 319
- Progress indicator history 320
- Real-Time Progress indicator 321
- System configuration 322
- System name 323
- Processing unit identifier 323
- Configure I/O enclosures 324
- Identify enclosure 325
- Turn off indicator 325
- Change settings 325
- Time of day 326
- Firmware update policy 326
- PCI error injection policy 327
- Interposer Plug Count 328
- HSL Opticonnect Connections 328
- I/O Adapter Enlarged Capacity 329
- Hardware Management Consoles 329
- Processor deconfiguration 331
- Memory deconfiguration 333
- Program vital product data 335
- System brand 335
- System keywords 336
- System enclosures 337
- Service indicators 338
- System attention indicator 338
- Enclosure indicators 339
- Indicators by location code 340
- Lamp test 340
- 10.3.4 Network services 341
- Type of IP address 342
- Network access 344
- 10.3.5 Performance setup 345
- Logical memory block size 346
- 10.3.6 On demand utilities 347
- CoD order information 348
- CoD activation keys 349
- CoD commands 350
- Control panel 351
- IDE Device Control 352
- 10.3.8 Login Profile 354
- Retrieve login audits 355
- Change default language 356
- Update Installed languages 357
- Chapter 11. OpenSSH 359
- Chapter 11. OpenSSH 343 361
- Figure 11-3 HMC Users 362
- Figure 11-4 HMC User Add 362
- Figure 11-7 363
- Figure 11-8 Qp2term 364
- Chapter 11. OpenSSH 347 365
- Figure 11-11 SSH Key 365
- Figure 11-13 SSH to HMC 366
- Chapter 11. OpenSSH 349 367
- Figure 11-14 Mkauthkeys 367
- Figure 11-16 strqsh 368
- Example 11-1 Systemname 368
- Chapter 11. OpenSSH 351 369
- Figure 11-18 systemname 369
- Chapter 11. OpenSSH 355 373
- Figure 11-24 wrkjobscde 373
- Figure 11-25 addjobscde 373
- FelixComplex 374
- SixteenProcs partition 379
- Chapter 11. OpenSSH 363 381
- Figure 11-40 io-add histlog 381
- Chapter 11. OpenSSH 365 383
- Figure 11-49 387
- Using Work Management to 389
- Thread affinity 392
- Virtual Partition Manager 395
- System i5 systems 396
- Figure 13-2 Main menu 402
- Change Partition 408
- Configuration display 408
- Work with System 418
- Partitions 418
- Recover configuration data 421
- Virtual console access 433
- Firmware maintenance 439
- HMC console 441
- HMC Websm Client 441
- To format the DVD-RAM media 446
- 14.2.1 Firmware overview 458
- In-band firmware overview 459
- Out-of-band firmware overview 460
- HMC Access Password Reset 481
- Using Advanced System 481
- Management Interface (ASMI) 481
- Figure 15-1 ASMI main page 483
- Figure 15-2 ASMI main menu 484
- HMC command list 491
- HMC CLI introduction 492
- HMC CLI commands by name 494
- HMC CLI commands by category 495
- Creating LPARs 496
- Listing LPAR properties 497
- Getting the LPAR state 497
- Modifying LPAR properties 497
- Activating a partition 498
- Using a soft partition reset 498
- Using a hard partition reset 498
- Deleting an LPAR 498
- Physical I/O slots 499
- Creating an LPAR profile 501
- Deleting an LPAR profile 502
- Working with system profiles 503
- Listing hardware resources 504
- HMC CLI command usage 505
- List dumps (lsdump) 511
- HMC CLI command attributes 512
- OS/400 partitions 518
- This attribute is 518
- AIX/Linux partitions 521
- Glossary 525
- Numerics 527
- (1.0” spine) 533
- 0.875”<->1.498” 533
- 460 <-> 788 pages 533
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