HP Integrity Virtual Machines Release Notes

HPVMNETINTVL=n
Where n is an integer between 1 and 10 that specifies the number of seconds.
The default value is 5. That is, if the HPVMNETINTVL tunable is not set in the file, the value is
5 seconds. For Serviceguard in Integrity VM configurations, the recommended value is 2.
For more information, see the following manuals:
• HP Integrity Virtual Machines Installation, Configuration, and Administration: Chapter 11, “Using
HP Serviceguard with Integrity VM”
• Managing Serviceguard: Chapter 4, “Planning and Documenting an HA Cluster”
6.12 Managing Guests using gWLM
Guests configured with processing power specified in cycles instead of percentage are
incompatible with gWLM A.02.50 and earlier versions.
If gWLM/VSE produces an error message similar to the following, a guest is configured with the
processing power specified in cycles:
A VM encountered with no size
This is apparent when using gWLM A.02.50 with Integrity VM A.03.00. You can correct the
problem by modifying the guest and specifying processing power in percentage rather than CPU
cycles. For example, to modify the guest named compass1 to use 10% of the CPU processing
power, enter the following command
# hpvmmodify -P compass1 -e 10
You must boot the guest to initiate this setting for gWLM.
Alternatively, upgrade gWLM to A.03.00 for use with Integrity VM A.03.00.
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