Displays the selected managed system's properties. This
information is useful in system and partition planning and resource
allocation.
These properties include the following tabs:
- General
- The General tab displays the system's name, serial number,
model and type, state, attention led state, service processor version,
maximum number of partitions, assigned service partition (if designated),
and power off policy information.
- Processor
- The Processor tab displays information about the managed
system's processors including installed processing units, deconfigured
processing units, available processing units, configurable processing
units, minimum number of processing units per virtual processor and
maximum number of shared processor pools.
- Memory
- The Memory tab displays information about the managed system's
memory including installed memory, deconfigured memory, available
memory, configurable memory, memory region size, current memory available
for partition usage, and system firmware current memory. The tab also
describes the maximum number of memory pools.
- I/O
- The I/O tab displays the physical I/O resources for the
managed system. The assignment of I/O slots and partition, the adaptor-type,
and the slot LP limit information are displayed. The physical I/O
resources information is grouped by units.
- The Slot column displays the physical I/O properties of
each resource.
- The I/O Pool column displays all of the I/O pools found
in the system and the partitions that are participating in the pools.
- The Owner column displays who currently owns the physical
I/O. The value of this column can be any of the following values:
- When an single root I/O virtualization (SR-IOV) adapter is in
the shared mode, Hypervisor is displayed in
this column.
- When an SR-IOV adapter is in the dedicated mode, Unassigned is
displayed when the adapter is not assigned to any partition as a dedicated
physical I/O.
- When an SR-IOV adapter is in the dedicated mode, the logical
partition name is displayed when the adapter is assigned to any logical
partition as a dedicated physical I/O.
- The Slot LP Limit column displays the number of logical
ports supported by slot or adapter in SR-IOV shared mode.
- Migration
- If your managed system is partition-migration capable, the Migration tab
displays partition migration information.
- Power-On Parameters
- The Power-On Parameters tab allows you to change the power-on
parameters for the next restart by changing the values in the Next
fields. These changes will only be valid for the next managed system
restart.
- Capabilities
- The Capabilities tab displays the runtime capabilities
of this server. You can verify that the server supports Virtual Trusted
Platform Module (VTPM), Virtual Server Network (VSN), Dynamic Platform
Optimization (DPO), and SR-IOV capable.
- Advanced
- The Advanced tab displays huge page memory capabilities
on the managed system, including available huge page memory, configurable
huge page memory, current page size, and current maximum huge page
memory. To change memory allocation on systems with huge page table
support, set the Requested huge page memory (in pages) field to the
desired memory. To change the requested value for huge page memory,
the system must be powered off.
The Barrier Synchronization Register
(BSR) option displays array information.
The Processor Performance
option displays the TurboCore mode and the System Partition Processor
Limit (SPPL). You can set the next TurboCore mode and the next SPPL
value. The SPPL applies to both dedicated processor partitions and
shared processor partitions.
The Memory Mirroring option displays
the current mirroring mode and the current system firmware mirroring
status. You can set the next mirroring mode. You can also launch the
memory optimization tool.
You can view the VTPM settings.
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