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7
Operation by LPAR manager Screen
This chapter explains LPAR manager operation by using the LPAR manager
screen. Contents on the screens depend on the version of HVM Navigator.
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LPAR manager Key Operations
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Summary of LPAR manager Screen
Operation by LPAR manager Screen
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Hitachi Compute Blade 500 Series Logical partitioning manager User's Guide
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
Preface
9
Intended Audience
10
Product Version
10
Release Notes
10
Referenced Documents
10
Document Organization
11
Document Conventions
12
Convention for Storage Capacity Values
13
Getting Help
13
Comments
13
1 LPAR Manager Functions
15
LPAR Manager Overview
16
Logical Partitioning
17
Logical Partitioning of Processors
18
Scheduling Mode Dynamically Change
19
Service Ratio
20
Idle Detection
21
Processor Capping
22
Processor Group
23
Hyper Threading
24
Prte
26
Logical Partitioning of Memory
27
Guest NUMA
29
L3 Cache Allocation Functionality
32
Logical Partitioning of PCI Devices
33
NIC (Network Interface Card)
36
Management Path
46
Sr-Iov
54
Fcoe
57
Port Multiple Assignment
58
Port Separate Assignment
58
Tagvlan
59
Teaming
68
Promiscuous Mode
69
Packet Filtering of Inter-LPAR
74
FC (Fibre Channel)
74
HBA-Core Dedicated Mode
76
Usb/Kvm
79
2 System Operation
81
Web Console
82
Hcsm
82
Server Management
82
Sc/Bsm
82
Sc/Dpm
82
HVM Navigator
83
LPAR Configuration
83
Monitoring
83
Viewer
83
Migration
83
Virtual COM Console
84
Logical VGA Snapshot
90
Time Adjustment
91
Power Saving
96
System Idle Loop
96
Power Capping Function
96
Transfer
97
Transfer to LPAR Manager Environment from Basic Environment
97
Transfer to Basic Environment from LPAR Manager Environment
98
Ipv6 Setting for LP IP Addresses
98
LP Communication Settings
100
Dns
100
Performance Tuning Options
101
3 High Reliability Functions
105
Redundancy
106
Redundancy of Power Supply
106
Redundancy of Management Module
106
Redundancy of LAN Switch / FC Switch
107
RAID Configuration and Duplex Controllers
107
N+M Cold Standby
107
Microsoft Cluster Service/Microsoft Failover Cluster
111
Ups
113
Role-Based Access Control
115
User Types
115
Role Types
116
Assigning Roles
116
Access Permissions
117
Changing Access Permissions
119
LPAR Manager Operations from the Management Module
119
Configuration Example
121
Notes on Access Permissions
121
User Authentication
122
Scope of Support
123
User Authentication Settings
123
Specify the Method of User Authentication
124
Local Authentication
124
Managing User Accounts
125
Changing the Password
126
LDAP Authentication
128
RADIUS Authentication
130
User Authentication Logs
132
Audit Log
132
Scope of Support
132
Audit Log Settings
133
Audit Log Format
133
LPAR Manager Security
136
Certificates in LPAR Manager
136
Security for Functions and Tools that Use a Management Network
141
Management Network
142
4 Maintenance Functions
145
Guest Memory Dump Collection Command
146
LPAR Manager Dump Collection Command
150
Backup Functions
152
Backup of System Area
152
Backup of Data Area
154
Backup of LPAR Manager
156
Management Module
156
Configuration Information
156
LPAR Manager Firmware Upgrade / Update
157
Relation between Server Blade and LPAR Manager Firmware
157
Selecting the Bank of LPAR Manager Firmware
158
LPAR Migration
160
Safe Mode
161
5 Setup of LPAR Manager
163
Setup Overview
164
Setup of Terminal Software
166
Connects LPAR Manager Screen
168
LPAR Manager Settings
169
Creating LPAR
172
Adding LPAR
172
Configuration of Processor
174
Configuration of Memory
178
Configuration of PCI Device
180
Assign Vnics (Virtual Nics) to Lpars
188
Assign Shared Fcs to Lpars
190
Save Configuration Changed on LPAR Manager Screen
192
Boot the Guest os
194
Activating LPAR
194
Boot Order Setting
195
Boot Setting
195
Creating Boot Option
202
Changing Boot Order
214
Deleting Boot Order
223
Display Settings for Guest os
225
Display Settings for Windows
226
Display Settings for Linux
226
Deactivation of LPAR
227
Shutdown of Guest os
227
Termination of LPAR Manager
229
Shutting down of LPAR Manager
229
6 LPAR Manager Backup
233
LPAR Manager Backup Files
234
Operations Required Creating Backup Files
234
Save/Backup/Restore Tools for LP Configuration
235
Backing up the LPAR Manager Configuration as of a Time before Device Isolation
235
Creating Backup Files
236
Restoring Backup Files
237
7 Operation by LPAR Manager Screen
239
LPAR Manager Key Operations
240
Summary of LPAR Manager Screen
242
Common Items for All Screens
244
LPAR Manager Menu
244
Logical Partition Configuration
247
Logical Processor Configuration
266
Physical Processor Configuration
270
PCI Device Information
273
PCI Device Assignment
277
Virtual NIC Assignment
282
Shared FC Assignment
294
Allocated FC Information
299
System Configuration
301
System Service State
314
Date and Time
319
LP Options
343
LPAR Usage
356
Front Panel
362
LP System Logs
366
Firmware Version Information
369
8 LPAR Manager Dump Collection
371
Check the LPAR Manager Dump
372
Collects the LPAR Manager Dump
372
Exports LPAR Manager Dump
374
9 Messages
377
LPAR Manager Boot Messages
378
LPAR Manager Screen Messages
386
LP System Logs Screen Messages
403
Error Level
403
Warn Level
413
Info Level
421
Audit Log Messages
432
Notation Used in Audit Log Messages
433
List of Audit Log Messages
433
HCSM Alert Messages
470
10 Notes
473
Note for the LPAR Manager Setup
474
Restriction of SMP Configuration
474
Setting FC Switch
475
Requirements for LPAR Manager Startup
475
Notes on Temporary LP Licenses
476
Maximum Resolution
477
Note for the LPAR Manager Operation
477
LPAR Manager Boot up
477
LPAR Memory Fragmentation
477
Memory Allocation to Lpars
480
PCI Device Assignment
480
Using Inter-LPAR Communication in a Redundant Network Configuration
481
Displaying Shared Nic/Virtual NIC by Ethtool Command
483
Use Dedicated NIC
483
Use Shared NIC
483
Availability of Shared FC
484
Timeout in Saving Configuration
484
Boot Option Settings
485
LPAR Manager Shutdown
485
Notes for System Management
485
Restriction When Dual-Core CPU Is Installed in CB 520H A1/B1/B2/B3/B4 Model
485
Restriction When TPM (Trusted Platform Module) Is Installed
486
Isolation/Degradation for CPU, Memory, or PCI Device
486
CPU Core Degradation
486
Restrictions on Use of Onboard LAN
486
Restrictions on Use of Emulex 10Gb NIC
487
Restrictions of the Numbers of NIC Ports Assignment for Windows
488
Multicast Communication Errors
490
Windows Server
490
Performance Slowdown on the Management Path
491
Expansion of VNIC System no
492
Remote Console Function
492
Netm/Remote Control
493
Server Conductor/Blade Server Manager
493
Server Conductor/Deployment Manager
494
Server Conductor/Advanced Agent
494
Power Capping
494
A Setting Item Catalogue
495
Server Blade Which LPAR Manager Supports
495
PCI Device Which LPAR Manager Supports
495
Oss Which LPAR Manager Supports
495
SR-IOV Functions Which LPAR Manager Supports
511
LPAR Manager Licenses
517
Differences in Supported Items Depending on the Guest Oss
518
B Setting Item List
519
LPAR Manager Setting Items
520
EFI Driver Setting Items
526
C Console Types
527
Console Types
527
D LPAR Manager Use Port Numbers
531
LPAR Manager Use Port Numbers
532
E System Configuration
537
Recommended LPAR Manager Configuration (SAN Boot
538
F Hvmgetperf Command
543
Hvmgetperf Command
543
Error Message
549
G Software License Information
551
Software License Information
552
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