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

TiCAP migration from npar 2 to npar1 can be done as follows:
In npar2:
#icapmodify –I -300
Temporary capacity available: 0 days, 5 hours, 0 minutes(300 minutes TiCAP )
In npar1:
#icapmodify –I 300
Temporary capacity available: 0 days, 11 hours, 40 minutes(700 minutes TiCAP )
IMPORTANT: To remain in compliance, TiCAP decrement operation must be done first.
Configuration of complex after TiCAP movement:
Partition TiCAP Balance
Npar1 700 minutes
Npar2 300 minutes
Migrating TiCAP balance between complexes (within GiCAP)
Consider 2 complexes , complex1 and complex2 with the following configuration:
Complex 1:
Partitions TiCAP Balance
Npar1 500 minutes
Npar2 500 minutes
Complex 2:
Partitions TiCAP Balance
Npar3 100 minutes
Npar4 100 minutes
TiCAP Balance migration from complex 1 to complex 2 can be done as follows:
1. Select partition(s) in complex 1 to decrement the TiCAP Balance. Here we select npar1.
2. Decrement 300 minutes of TiCAP in npar1.
In Npar1:
#icapmodify –I -300
Temporary capacity available: 0 days, 3 hours, 20 minutes(200 minutes
TiCAP)
3. 2) Select partition(s) in complex2 to increment the TiCAP Balance. Here we distribute the
TiCAP among npar3 and npar4.
In Npar3:
#icapmodify –I 200
Temporary capacity available: 0 days, 5 hours, 0 minutes(300 minutes
TiCAP)
In Npar4:
#icapmodify –I 100
Temporary capacity available: 0 days, 3 hours, 20 minutes(200 minutes
TiCAP)
IMPORTANT: To remain in compliance, TiCAP decrement operation must be done first. Also,
the total TiCAP incremented should be equal to total TiCAP decremented.
Configuration of complexes after TiCAP movement
Complex1:
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