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Adding cells to an nPartition involves selecting available cells (those not currently assigned to
an nPartition) and assigning them to an existing nPartition. Both the selected cells and any I/O
chassis connected to the cells are assigned to the designated nPartition.
NOTE: Adding or removing cells from an nPartition will change the amount of memory available
to the nPartition, possibly significantly. You should consider how the memory change may affect
the amount of swap space necessary for the nPartition and if needed adjust the swap space size.
You can add cells to the local nPartition or to any remote nPartitions in the same server complex.
Reboot for Reconfig Guidelines for Adding Cells In some situations, you must immediately
perform a reboot for reconfig of a modified nPartition after adding cells to it.
You must perform a reboot for reconfig of an active nPartition after you have added a cell
to it (HP-UX: shutdown -R; Windows: shutdown /r; Linux: shutdown -r time;
OpenVMS: @SYS$SYSTEM:SHUTDOWN with an automatic system reboot). The reboot for
reconfig enables the newly assigned cell to rendezvous and be actively used when the
nPartition reboots.
Perform a reboot for reconfig of an nPartition as soon as possible after you have added a
cell to an active nPartition and have specified a "y" use-on-next-boot value for the new cell.
You need not perform a reboot for reconfig of an nPartition in these situations:
— When you have added a cell to an inactive nPartition.
— When you have added a cell with a "n" use-on-next-boot value and you did not specify
the -B option to the parmodify command.
Procedure 6-6 Adding Cells to an nPartition (nPartition Commands)
From the command line, use the parmodify command to add cells to an nPartition. You also
can use the parstatus command to list nPartition and complex details, such as available cells.
NOTE: You can remotely perform this task using remote administration options supported by
the Enhanced nPartition Commands or Partition Manager Version 2.0. Remote administration
is supported by the Partition Manager ToolsSwitch Complexes action and by the nPartition
command -u... -h... options or -g... -h... options.
For details see “Tools for Configuring nPartitions” (page 165).
1. Use the parstatus -A -C command to list all available cells (the unassigned cells) in the
server complex.
2. Choose one or more eligible cells from the list to add to the nPartition.
Adding the cell(s) to the nPartition must create a configuration that meets the hardware
requirements and performance guidelines.
3. Modify the nPartition by issuing the parmodify -p# -a#... command to add the cell
(-a#... where # is the cell number) to the specified nPartition (-p# where # is the nPartition
number). The -a... option differs slightly for the nPartition command releases.
To add multiple cells, you can specify the -a option multiple times in the same command.
parmodify Command: -a Option Differences for nPartition Command Releases The
parmodify command's -a... option specifies a cell number and attributes, which are
used when adding the cell to an existing nPartition. For the Enhanced nPartition Commands,
an additional cell local memory attribute is optional. Both syntaxes are given in the following
list.
For the Original nPartition Commands, the parmodify command's -a... option is
as follows:
-a cell:[type]:[use]:[fail]
where:
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