HP Instant Capacity Version 10.x User Guide (5900-1581, March 2011)

sslClientVerificationMode must be set to a value of “optional” on all GiCAP Group Managers and

on all OS instances of all member systems. (The CIM Server may need to be restarted if the property

was not previously set to this value.) For details, see cimconfig(1M). Note that communication

between the managers and members of groups is established using SSL certificates that are supplied

by the GiCAP software.

Compliance

In general, a complex is in a compliant state when the number of active components of a given

type does not exceed the number of usage rights associated with the type of component. The one

exception is that the number of active cores is allowed to exceed the number of core usage rights

as long as there is a sufficient positive balance of temporary capacity. A negative balance always

indicates a system which is out of compliance.

A GiCAP group is in a compliant state as long as all the members are in a compliant state, all the

members of the group continue to have compatible hardware as determined by the hardware

grouping rules, and the number of sharing rights installed on the GiCAP manager is equal or

greater than the total number of cores without usage rights on complexes managed by the Group

Manager.