HP Availability Manager for VMS I64 PCL LTU BA418AC Dépliant
Codici prodotto
BA418AC
Global Instant Capacity
Global Instant Capacity
Global Instant Capacity
Global Instant Capacity
GiCAP is supported on HP UX systems only.
GiCAP grouping rules determine which servers can be put in a group (hardware related rules). The latest grouping rules are
available on the Utility Pricing Solutions Portal, accessible at
GiCAP grouping rules determine which servers can be put in a group (hardware related rules). The latest grouping rules are
available on the Utility Pricing Solutions Portal, accessible at
.
A GiCAP Sharing Right must be purchased for every iCAP core within the server you want to group.
All partitions on all servers in the group and the Group Manager must be running HP UX 11i and later and Instant Capacity
Software version 9.x or later.
GiCAP group sizes should be limited to fewer than 9 complexes, or fewer than 20 nPars, for optimal performance.
The Group Manager can run on any HP UX instance except a virtual machine. It is recommended that the Group Manager be
a non partitionable server which is not a Group Member for optimal availability.
Usage rights extraction using icapmanage works only on partitioned servers. In order to seize usage rights from a failed
partition, the Group Manager must be able to communicate with another HP UX partition on the server. GiCAP also supports
the capability to extract core usage rights from a completely unavailable server (where the GiCAP Group Manager is not able
to communicate with the failed server) and deploy these usage rights in failover partitions in other servers. Note that cell board
and memory usage rights cannot be extracted using this feature.
iCAP version 9,x and later supports the capability to have a standby GiCAP Group Manager which can take over GiCAP
operations in the event of a primary Group Manager failure.
All partitions on all servers in the group and the Group Manager must be running HP UX 11i and later and Instant Capacity
Software version 9.x or later.
GiCAP group sizes should be limited to fewer than 9 complexes, or fewer than 20 nPars, for optimal performance.
The Group Manager can run on any HP UX instance except a virtual machine. It is recommended that the Group Manager be
a non partitionable server which is not a Group Member for optimal availability.
Usage rights extraction using icapmanage works only on partitioned servers. In order to seize usage rights from a failed
partition, the Group Manager must be able to communicate with another HP UX partition on the server. GiCAP also supports
the capability to extract core usage rights from a completely unavailable server (where the GiCAP Group Manager is not able
to communicate with the failed server) and deploy these usage rights in failover partitions in other servers. Note that cell board
and memory usage rights cannot be extracted using this feature.
iCAP version 9,x and later supports the capability to have a standby GiCAP Group Manager which can take over GiCAP
operations in the event of a primary Group Manager failure.
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QuickSpecs
Instant Capacity
Instant Capacity
Instant Capacity
Instant Capacity
A Summary of HP Instant Capacity Configuration Rules
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