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Table des matières

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

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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

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