All Service Agent transactions are inbound requests secured by encryption (cryptographic processor card) Kerberos, and Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS). 

The AT&T Global Network Services (AGNS ) phone connection generates system IDs and passwords for the client every six months. Service Agent has no inbound capability.

All Service Agent transactions are outbound requests secured by encryption (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) or POST). Service Agent has no inbound capability. 

The transmissions from Service Agent can be either by Internet or the AT&T Global Network Services (AGNS) phone connection. Service Agent transactions are inbound requests generated by a point to point connection.

dsh

suma

sudo

smitty

LPARs 1 and 2, capped, SMT on, Weights between 25-30, min CPU 0.1, max CPU 1.0 LPARs 3 and 4, uncapped, SMT on, Weights between 100-130, min CPU 2.7, max CPU 3.0

LPARs 1 and 2, capped, SMT on, Weights between 100-130, min CPU 0.1, max CPU 1.0 LPARs 3 and 4, uncapped, SMT on, Weights between 25-30, min CPU 2.7, max CPU 3.0 

LPARs 1 and 2, uncapped, SMT on, Weights between 25-30, min CPU 0.1, max CPU 1.0 LPARs 3 and 4, capped, SMT on, Weights between 100-130, min CPU 2.7, max CPU 3.0

LPARs 1 and 2, uncapped, SMT off, Weights between 25-30, min CPU 0.1, max CPU 1.0 LPARs 3 and 4, capped, SMT on, Weights between 100-130, min CPU 2.7, max CPU 3.0

Dedicated and never Virtual processors are used in Virtual IO Servers partitions

Dedicated processors are whole processors that are assigned to a single partition

Dedicated processors are fractions of whole processors that are dedicated to a single  partition

Dedicated and Virtual processors are interchangeable concepts, both are whole physical  processors used in virtual and dedicated LPARs

Both options back up user and partition profile data. Only the Backup Critical Console Data backs up TCP/IP settings or preferences

Both options back up partition profile information. Only the Backup Critical Console Data backs up service function settings, such as Inventory Scout, Service Agent, and Service Focal Point

The Backup Critical Console Data should be performed just before the HMC software update operation. The Save Upgrade Data should be performed each time configuration changes are made to the system or the HMC

The Save Upgrade Data should be performed just before the HMC software update operation. The Backup Critical Console Data should be performed each time configuration changes are made to the system or the HMC

Shared Ethernet Adapters and Virtual SCSI services require separate Virtual IO Servers.

Virtualized adapters require essentially the same Virtual IO Server resources regardless of adapter type.

Shared Ethernet Adapters require significantly more Virtual IO Server resources than Virtual SCSI services.

Virtual SCSI services require significantly more Virtual IO Server resources than Shared Ethernet Adapters.

Install more cards of smaller capacity and same size across MCMs. Use DDR2(dual data rate) memory if using HPC (High Performance Computing). 

Install fewer cards of larger capacity of the same size across MCMs. Servers with one processor book must have a minimum of four memory cards installed. 

Intermix DDR1 and DDR2 memory so that partitions requiring the higher performance can take advantage of them. Half of the available memory slots in the system should contain memory. 

Use fewer higher density memory cards so that a few memory slots are left open for future growth. Each processor book provides sixteen memory card slots. The p5 590 supports a maximum of 64 memory cards.

The IBM CE will install the card

The card will not be supported by IBM

The AIX device driver should work fine

The customer is correct, there should be no problem

COD

DLPAR

One big LPAR

Two separate p690 machines

All of the partitions can be managed in one group mixing dedicated and shared processors. PLM will move resources in the group as setup in the PLM profiles. 

PLM handles memory, dedicated and shared processor partitions. All the partitions in a group must be of the same processor type. PLM moves I/O resources between partitions based on PLM policy files. 

PLM handles memory, dedicated and shared processor partitions. The policy file, once loaded, is static and has no knowledge of workload on the managed partitions. PLM is supported for partitions that are running AIX 5.2 or i5OS. 

All of the partitions in a group must be the same type, either all dedicated processor partitions or shared processor partitions. One PLM Server can manage multiple groups of partitions. PLM does not move resources between groups.