HP-UX vPars and Integrity VM V6.3 Administrator Guide

Table 26 Attributes of a vPar (continued)
Default valueCommand optionDescriptionvPar attributes
If you do not specify this
attribute when you create a
vPar, the remote console is not
started, that is, the virtual
console can be accessed only
using the vparconsole
command.
-K console_ipYou can access the Virtual iLO
Remote Console of the vPar
using telnet or ssh. This
attribute is the IP address that is
used to connect to the Virtual
iLO Remote Console of the vPar.
You must specify the address in
IPv4 dot-decimal notation.
If the -K option is specified,
then the -L option must be
specified.
By default, the root user may
access the console of the vPar
using the vparconsole
command or through the Virtual
iLO Remote Console, if
configured. There is no need to
configure a console account if
the root user for this purpose
does not violate security policy.
However, access to the console,
through the vparconsole
command or the remote console,
can be granted to groups or
individual users, with either
administrative or operator virtual
iLO permissions.
Virtual iLO Remote
Console
Not applicable.-L netmaskTo access the Virtual iLO Remote
Console of the vPar if you have
specified its IP address using the
-K option, then you must specify
the IPv4 subnet mask too.
IPv4 subnet mask
for accessing the
Virtual iLO Remote
Console
If you do not specify the group
authorization, then only the root
user has access to the virtual
console.
-g group:{admin|oper}You can specify admin or
operator privileges for a group
of users.
Group with
administrator or
operator privileges
If you do not specify the user
authorization, then only the root
user has access to the virtual
console.
-u user:{admin|oper}You can specify admin or
operator privileges for a user.
User with
administrator or
operator privileges
Example 15 Create a default vPar
Run the vparcreate command to create a basic vPar with the default values of 1 CPU, 2 GB
memory, and no I/O.
# vparcreate
[Creating vPar0001.]
Later, use the vparmodify command to add I/O and modify other attributes.
# vparmodify -p vPar0001 -a network:avio_lan::vswitch:sitelan \
-a hba:avio_stor::npiv:/dev/fcd0
10.1.1 Specifying CPU or core min and max limits
The syntax to specify min and max CPUs assigned to a vPar is:
-[a|m] cpu::[num]:[min][:[max]]
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