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Remote management using the commands is supported as described in "Specifying Remote Management Options to Commands" (page 247). Table 1-3 nPartition Commands Releases Original nPartition Commands Enhanced nPartition Commands • Support only local management of nPartitions and • Support both local management and remote complexes. management of nPartitions and complexes. • Were distributed with HP-UX 11i v1 (B.11.11) releases • Distributed with the HP-UX 11i v3 (B.11.31) release. prior to the December 2004 release. Installed and supported for use on all systems that run • Supported by HP-UX kernels built with nPartition HP-UX 11i Version 3. support enabled (the hd_fabric driver) and use the • Distributed with the HP-UX 11i v2 (B.11.23) release. libfab.1 library. Installed and supported for use on all systems that run • Installed as part of the HP-UX 11i Version 1 operating HP-UX 11i Version 2. system installation prior to the December 2004 release. • Distributed with the HP-UX 11i v1 (B.11.11) December 2004 release and later. • Available for Windows (32-bit) and Windows (64-bit). Distributed with the Smart Setup CD. • Available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SuSE Linux Enterprise Server. Distributed with the HP Integrity Essentials Foundation Pack for Linux. Table 1-4 describes the nPartition configuration commands and lists sections where you can find each command's syntax and details. Table 1-4 nPartition Commands Descriptions Command parcreate Description Create a new nPartition; root or IPMI LAN access is required. See "parcreate Command" (page 249). parmodify Modify an existing nPartition; root or IPMI LAN access is required. See "parmodify Command" (page 252). parremove Remove an existing nPartition; root or IPMI LAN access is required. See "parremove Command" (page 256). parstatus Display nPartition information and hardware details for a server complex. See "parstatus Command" (page 258). parunlock Unlock Complex Profile data (use this command with caution); root or IPMI LAN access is required. See "parunlock Command" (page 260). fruled Blink the attention indicators (LEDs) or turn them off. This command can control these indicators for cells, I/O chassis, and cabinet numbers. See "fruled Command" (page 262). frupower Display status or turn power on or off for cells and I/O chassis; root or IPMI LAN access is required. See "frupower Command" (page 264). cplxmodify Only distributed with the Enhanced nPartition Commands. Modify server complex attributes. Supports changing the name of a complex; root or IPMI LAN access is required See "cplxmodify Command" (page 266). 20 Getting Started with nPartitions

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Remote management using the commands is supported as described in
“Specifying Remote
Management Options to Commands” (page 247)
.
Table 1-3 nPartition Commands Releases
Enhanced nPartition Commands
Original nPartition Commands
•
Support both local management and remote
management of nPartitions and complexes.
•
Distributed with the HP-UX 11i v3 (B.11.31) release.
Installed and supported for use on all systems that run
HP-UX 11i Version 3.
•
Distributed with the HP-UX 11i v2 (B.11.23) release.
Installed and supported for use on all systems that run
HP-UX 11i Version 2.
•
Distributed with the HP-UX 11i v1 (B.11.11) December
2004 release and later.
•
Available for Windows (32-bit) and Windows (64-bit).
Distributed with the Smart Setup CD.
•
Available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SuSE Linux
Enterprise Server. Distributed with the HP Integrity
Essentials Foundation Pack for Linux.
•
Support only local management of nPartitions and
complexes.
•
Were distributed with HP-UX 11i v1 (B.11.11) releases
prior to the December 2004 release.
•
Supported by HP-UX kernels built with nPartition
support enabled (the
hd_fabric
driver) and use the
libfab.1
library.
•
Installed as part of the HP-UX 11i Version 1 operating
system installation prior to the December 2004 release.
Table 1-4
describes the nPartition configuration commands and lists sections where you can find
each command's syntax and details.
Table 1-4 nPartition Commands Descriptions
Description
Command
Create a new nPartition;
root
or IPMI LAN access is required.
See
“parcreate Command” (page 249)
.
parcreate
Modify an existing nPartition;
root
or IPMI LAN access is required.
See
“parmodify Command” (page 252)
.
parmodify
Remove an existing nPartition;
root
or IPMI LAN access is required.
See
“parremove Command” (page 256)
.
parremove
Display nPartition information and hardware details for a server complex.
See
“parstatus Command” (page 258)
.
parstatus
Unlock Complex Profile data (use this command with caution);
root
or IPMI LAN access
is required.
See
“parunlock Command” (page 260)
.
parunlock
Blink the attention indicators (LEDs) or turn them off. This command can control these
indicators for cells, I/O chassis, and cabinet numbers.
See
“fruled Command” (page 262)
.
fruled
Display status or turn power on or off for cells and I/O chassis;
root
or IPMI LAN access
is required.
See
“frupower Command” (page 264)
.
frupower
Only distributed with the Enhanced nPartition Commands.
Modify server complex attributes. Supports changing the name of a complex;
root
or IPMI
LAN access is required
See
“cplxmodify Command” (page 266)
.
cplxmodify
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