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Planning nPartition Configurations
Configuration Process: Selecting Cells for an nPartition
HP System Partitions Guide: Administration for nPartitions, rev 5.1
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• The cells should be present (installed) in the server and powered on.
You can assign cells that are not present or on when using
parcreate or parmodify. However, you should install and power on
cells before assigning them to nPartitions in order to allow
commands to automatically check the cells’ compatibility with any
other cells in the nPartition. Also note that assigning a cell that is
not present or on will cause the nPartition to wait 10 minutes for the
cell during the nPartition boot process, if the cell has a “y”
use-on-next-boot setting.
If any of the cells does not adhere to these requirements, go back to
Step 3 and select a different set of cells for the nPartition.
Step 5. Assign the cells to the nPartition.
You can either create a new nPartition that includes the selected cells, or
you can modify an existing nPartition so that it conforms to the
nPartition configuration recommended by the configuration chart.
For specific procedures for assigning cells, refer to the chapter Managing
nPartitions on page 245.
Step 6. If you still have additional nPartitions for which to select and assign
cells, continue with Step 2.
Select the largest remaining undefined nPartition, and go back to Step 2
to choose and assign cells for it.










