Processor affinity improves processor performance by reducing context switching. From AIX 6.1 TL5, the binding processor feature is available to applications running in shared LPAR.
NIM migration with mksysb and alt_disk_mksys: On client: 1. Update alt_disk filesets to new version. 2. Unmirror rootvg and free up the disk. 3. Create mksysb image locally on NIM client and then copy it to NIM server. On NIM master: 1. Create mksysb resource from mksysb 2. Migrate mksyb to the new AIX level 3. Copy this migrated mksysb image to the NIM client. On Client: 1. Restore that migrated mksysb image to the free disk using alt disk
From HMC list the Port VLAN IDs and Additional VLAN IDs ( tagged ) associated with the NICs of a LPAR. Syntax is: #lshwres -m <Managed System> -r <virtualio> --rsubtype <eth> --level <lpar> --filter "lpar_ids=" -F slot_num:port_vlan_id:addl_vlan_ids -- header So the complete command in our case is: #lshwres -m USPLSVXPHXD002 -r virtualio --rsubtype eth --level lpar --filter lpar_names=dr-xprtam02 -F slot_num:port_vlan_id:addl_vlan_ids --header hscroot@uxplxaophxd002:~> lshwres -m USPLSVXPHXD002 -r virtualio --rsubtype eth --level lpar --filter lpar_names=dr-xprtam02 -F slot_num:port_vlan_id:addl_vlan_ids --header slot_num:port_vlan_id:addl_vlan_ids 2:643: 3:511: 4:959:734 5:14: hscroot@uxplxaophxd002:~>
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