Following is the specification for LPARConfigurationScript. It defines the tags
used for the client to talk to the host and tags used by the host to return
information to the client. In order to complete this communication, many sub
tags have been defined. These include Info which only gives information
about the LPAR configuration, Action which changes the LPAR
configuration, and Status, which gives information about actions the
client requested to be performed.
For an introduction to using XML, see
Introduction to using Hardware Configuration Markup Languages.
All tags have associated Message IDs that they may generate. A description of
these MessageID's can be found at the end of this document. Any subtag may
generate any of it's parents MessageID's. That is, if LPARConfigurationScript
generates 80, then any subtags may also generate 80.
| |
|
| LPARConfigurationScript |
| |
| Tag Format: |
<LPARConfigurationScript
DTDVersion="integer"
Error="Internal|Validation|Parsing">
.
<Info . . . >
.
<Action . . . >
.
<Status . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
</LPARConfigurationScript>
|
| |
| Usage: |
| This is the basic tag for LPAR configuration requests. A client
can do the following using LPARConfigurationScript: Request information about
the current LPAR configuration using an Info tag, make changes to the
LPAR configuration using an Action tag, or request status on the actions
which were requested using the Status tag. The server will then return
information about the LPAR configuration using the Info tag, tell if an
action(s) were successfully submitted using the Action tag, or return
the status of an action using the Status tag. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| DTDVersion (integer) |
Required |
Tells the version of the LPARConfigurationScript being used. This value
will be 1 for the first release, and every change to the DTD will cause this
version to be incremented. Every version will be upward compatible, so a server
running DTDVersion 10 will also be able to process scripts having DTD versions
1-9. |
|
| Error (Internal|Parsing|Validation) |
Optional |
This attribute is used the tell if there was an internal, validation, or
Parsing error of the LPARConfigurationScript. Internal means that a major
problem occurred while trying to process the script and a service
representative should be contacted. A parsing error means that the script was
not correct XML form, such as a new tag was started before the previous one was
closed. A validation error means that the script was in correct form, but
something about one of the requests was invalid. This is an output only
attribute which is only returned if an error occurs. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Info |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Information about the LPAR configuration. No LPAR changes are made within
these tags. |
|
| Action |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Actions which are performed on the LPAR configuration to change the
configuration. |
|
| Status |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Status about changes made to the LPAR configuration since the last
IPL. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages, such as
whether the system supports LPAR or not. |
| |
| Message IDs (hexadecimal) |
| 70, 71, 78, 79, 80, 81, 88, 89, FF, 100100 |
|
| |
|
Info |
| |
| Tag Format: |
<Info
LPARConfigurationID="string">
.
<PartitionInfo . . . >
.
<SystemInfo . . . >
.
<IOResourcesInfo . . . >
.
<ProcessorPoolInfo . . . >
.
<LPARConfigurationData . . . > (DTDVersion = 10)
.
<Message . . . >
.
</Info>
|
| |
| Usage: |
| This tag is used to get information about the LPAR
configuration of a system. It can return information about partition(s), the
system, I/O resources, and processor pool(s). |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| LPARConfigurationID (string) |
Optional |
This can be used to tell if the LPAR configuration has changed between
requests. If this string differs from a string received previously, then the
LPAR configuration has changed. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| PartitionInfo |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Used to request information about one or more partitions on the
system. |
|
| SystemInfo |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Used to request information about the system as a whole. |
|
| IOResourcesInfo |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Used to request information about the I/O resources on the system or owned
by a partition. |
|
| ProcessorPoolInfo |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Used to request information about the processor pools on the system. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| Message IDs (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
| Info:
PartitionInfo |
| |
| Tag Format: |
<PartitionInfo
Format="All|Basic|General|Communications|
ProcessorPools|Processors|MainStorage|
InteractivePerformance|IOResources|
SRCHistory|GuestEnvironment (DTDVersion = 10)|
TCPIPAddress">
SRCHistoryDetailLevel="integer"
SRCHistoryEntries="integer"
.
<Partition . . . >
.
<PartitionFilter . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
</PartitionInfo>
|
| |
| Usage: |
| This tag is used by the client to request information about one
or more partitions and to tell the server how to format this information. The
server will return the information using this same tag, but all of the
requested information about the partition will be filled in. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Format (enumeration) |
Optional |
Specifies what information to return for each partition. If this attribute
is not specified, then all information will be returned. Possible values are:
All| Basic| General| Communications| ProcessorPools| Processors| MainStorage|
InteractivePerformance| IOResources| SRCHistory| GuestEnvironment|
TCPIPAddress. To determine what information each format returns, look at the
Partition tag. Regardless of which format is specified, the Basic
information is always returned. For the format 'All', all information about the
partition is returned. |
|
| SRCHistoryDetailLevel |
Optional |
Specifies how many words to display of an SRC entry. Valid values are 1
through 9, which display up to words 11 through 19 respectively. For example,
specifying the SRCHistoryDetailLevel to be 3 will return words 11, 12, and 13
for each SRC entry returned. |
|
| SRCHistoryEntries |
Optional |
Specifies how many SRC entries to return. Valid values are positive
integers. If the value specified for SRCHistoryEntries is larger than the
number of entries available, all available entries are returned. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Partition |
Optional, Can Repeat |
The partition for which information is needed. |
|
| PartitionFilter |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Used in place of a Partition tag when requesting information. It is used to
request information about all partitions which match a certain criteria. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| Message IDs (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
|
Partition |
| |
| Tag Format: |
<Partition
Basic Format Attributes:
PartitionID="integer"
PartitionName="string"
General Format Attributes:
PartitionType="Primary|Secondary"
State="On|PoweringOn|Off|PoweringOff|
Failed|UnitAttention|Error|
New|Unknown"
SerialNumber="string"
LICVRM="string"
HypervisorDelta="integer"
IPLSource="A|B|C|D|Unknown"
IPLMode="Manual|Normal|Automatic|Secure|Unknown"
SystemIPLAction="IPL|Hold"
IPLChanges="Pending|None"
FunctionalConfiguration="Yes|No"
PointerTagsInactive="Yes|No"
Communications Format Attributes:
HighSpeedLinkPool="integer"
VirtualOptiConnectPool="integer"
VirtualLANField="bitfield"
ProcessorPools Format Attributes:
ProcessorPoolID="integer"
ProcessorPoolIDPending="integer"
Processors Format Attributes:
ProcessorType="Physical|Virtual"
ProcessorTypePending="Physical|Virtual"
PhysicalProcessors="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsPending="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMin="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMinFunctional="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMinPending="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMax="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMaxPending="integer"
VirtualProcessors="integer"
VirtualProcessorsPending="integer"
VirtualProcessorsMin="integer"
VirtualProcessorsMinFunctional="integer"
VirtualProcessorsMinPending="integer"
VirtualProcessorsMax="integer"
VirtualProcessorsMaxPending="integer"
ProcessingUnits="float"
ProcessingUnitsPending="float"
ProcessingUnitsMin="float"
ProcessingUnitsMinFunctional="float"
ProcessingUnitsMinPending="float"
ProcessingUnitsMax="float"
ProcessingUnitsMaxPending="float"
MainStorage Format Attributes:
MainStorage="integer"
MainStoragePending="integer"
MainStorageMin="integer"
MainStorageMinFunctional="integer"
MainStorageMinPending="integer"
MainStorageMinRuntime="integer"
MainStorageMax="integer"
MainStorageMaxPending="integer"
MainStorageReserved="integer"
MainStorageReservedPending="integer"
InteractivePerformance Format Attributes:
InteractivePerformance="integer"
InteractivePerformancePending="integer"
InteractivePerformanceMin="integer"
InteractivePerformanceMinFunctional="integer"
InteractivePerformanceMinPending="integer"
InteractivePerformanceMax="integer"
InteractivePerformanceMaxPending="integer"
IOResources Format Attributes:
LoadSourceIOP="integer"
AlternateIPLSourceIOP="integer"
WorkstationConsoleIOP="integer"
AlternateWorkstationConsoleIOP="integer"
ElectronicCustomerSupportIOP="integer"
SRCHistory Format Attributes:
SRCHistoryEntriesTotal="integer"
GuestEnvironment Format Attributes: (DTDVersion = 10)
HostPartitionID="integer"
IPLSourceAParameters="hexadecimal"
IPLSourceBParameters="hexadecimal"
IPLSourceCParameters="hexadecimal"
IPLSourceDParameters="hexadecimal">
.
SRCHistory Format Sub Tags:
<SRC . . . >
.
TCPIPAddress Format Sub Tags:
<TCPIPAddress . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
</Partition>
|
| |
| Usage: |
| This tag and its sub tags are used to return information about
a partition. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| PartitionID (integer) |
Required |
Number assigned to the partition. This value can range from 0 to 31, if the
hardware supports 32 partitions. |
|
| PartitionName (string) |
Optional |
Name assigned to the partition. This value can range from 1 to 8 characters
in length, and must be different than the name of any other partition on the
system. |
|
| PartitionType (Primary|Secondary) |
Optional |
The type of partition, whether it is a primary or secondary partition. |
|
| State (enumeration) |
Optional |
State that the partition is in. Possible values: On| PoweringOn| Off|
PoweringOff| Failed| UnitAttention| Error| New| Unknown. See table below for more information about these states. |
|
| SerialNumber (string) |
Optional |
The serial number of the partition. |
|
| LICVRM (string) |
Optional |
The version, release, and modification of the Licensed Internal Code of the
partition. The string is in the form of VvRrMm where the v is the version, r is
the release, and m is the modification. |
|
| HypervisorDelta (integer) |
Optional |
Tells how much the PLIC of the partition differs from the PLIC of the
primary partition. |
|
| IPLSource (A|B|C|D|Unknown) |
Optional |
Tells the source which will be used the next time the partition is
IPLed. |
|
| IPLMode (Manual|Normal|Automatic|Secure|Unknown) |
Optional |
Tells the IPL mode that the partition is in. |
|
| SystemIPLAction (IPL|Hold) |
Optional |
This is used to signify if the partition will IPL when the system IPLs or
not. The primary is always set to IPL, all other partitions can either IPL with
the system or wait to be manually IPLed. |
|
| IPLChanges (Pending|None) |
Optional |
Tells if there are partition configuration changes that will take effect on
the next time the partition or the system is IPLed. |
|
| FunctionalConfiguration (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Yes if the partition has enough resources to be functional, No
otherwise. |
|
| PointerTagsInactive (Yes|No) |
Optional |
State of the pointer tags bit on the processors. "No" partition is running
an operating system which honors the pointer tag bit (such as i5/OS), "Yes" if
the partition is running an operating system which ignores this bit. |
|
| HighSpeedLinkPool (integer) |
Optional |
The high speed link pool which the partition is in. The valid values are 0
which means that it isn't using high speed link, and 1 which means it is using
high speed link. |
|
| VirtualOptiConnectPool (integer) |
Optional |
The virtual opticonnect pool which the partition is in. The valid values
are 0 which means that it isn't using virtual opticonnect, and 1 which means it
is using virtual opticonnect. |
|
| VirtualLANField (bitfield) |
Optional |
The virtual LAN field tells which LAN connections the partition supports.
This bit field is made up of four hex digits, such as 8F2B. Each bit represents
a different LAN ID, with 0 being the left most bit. In the case listed above,
this partition would be communicating on the following LAN IDs: 0, 4, 5, 6, 7,
10, 12, 14, and 15. |
|
| ProcessorPoolID (integer) |
Optional |
Processor pool that the partition is currently using. This will not be
returned if the partition is not using a processor pool. The only valid
processor pool ID is 0 in V5R1. |
|
| ProcessorPoolIDPending (integer) |
Optional |
Processor pool that the partition will be using after the next IPL. This
will not be returned if the partition is not using a processor pool. The only
valid processor pool ID is 0 in V5R1. |
|
| ProcessorType (Physical|Virtual) |
Optional |
Type of processors the partition has. |
|
| ProcessorTypePending (Physical|Virtual) |
Optional |
Type of processors the partition will have after next IPL. |
|
| PhysicalProcessors (integer) |
Optional |
Current number of physical processors. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsPending (integer) |
Optional |
Number of physical processors after next IPL. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMin (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum number of physical processors. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMinFunctional (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum number of physical processors needed for the partition to be
functional. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMinPending (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum number of physical processors after the next IPL. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMax (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum number of physical processors. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMaxPending (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum number of physical processors after next IPL. |
|
| VirtualProcessors (integer) |
Optional |
Current number of virtual processors. |
|
| VirtualProcessorsPending (integer) |
Optional |
Number of virtual processors after next IPL. |
|
| VirtualProcessorsMin (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum number of virtual processors. |
|
| VirtualProcessorsMinFunctional (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum number of virtual processors needed for the partition to be
functional. |
|
| VirtualProcessorsMinPending (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum number of virtual processors after the next IPL. |
|
| VirtualProcessorsMax (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum number of virtual processors. |
|
| VirtualProcessorsMaxPending (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum number of virtual processors after next IPL. |
|
| ProcessingUnits (float) |
Optional |
Current number of processing units. This value has a precision of 2 decimal
places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsPending (float) |
Optional |
Number of processing units after next IPL. This value has a precision of 2
decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsMin (float) |
Optional |
Minimum number of processing units. This value has a precision of 2 decimal
places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsMinFunctional (float) |
Optional |
Minimum number of processing units needed for this partition to be
functional. This value has a precision of 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsMinPending (float) |
Optional |
Minimum number of processing units after the next IPL. This value has a
precision of 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsMax (float) |
Optional |
Maximum number of processing units. This value has a precision of 2 decimal
places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsMaxPending (float) |
Optional |
Maximum number of processing units after next IPL. This value has a
precision of 2 decimal places. |
|
| MainStorage (integer) |
Optional |
Current amount of main storage(MB). |
|
| MainStoragePending (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of main storage(MB) after next IPL. |
|
| MainStorageMin (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum amount of main storage(MB). |
|
| MainStorageMinFunctional (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum amount of main storage(MB) needed for this partition to be
functional. |
|
| MainStorageMinPending (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum amount of main storage(MB) after next IPL. |
|
| MainStorageMinRuntime (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum amount of main storage(MB) that doesn't require an IPL. |
|
| MainStorageMax (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum amount of main storage(MB). |
|
| MainStorageMaxPending (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum amount of main storage(MB) after the next IPL. |
|
| MainStorageReserved (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of main storage which is reserved because the current main storage
is less than the maximum main storage. |
|
| MainStorageReservedPending (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of main storage which will be reserved next IPL because the current
main storage is less than the maximum main storage. |
|
| InteractivePerformance (integer) |
Optional |
Current amount of interactive performance(% of system). |
|
| InteractivePerformancePending (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of interactive performance(% of system) after next IPL. |
|
| InteractivePerformanceMin (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum amount of interactive performance(% of system). |
|
| InteractivePerformanceMinFunctional (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum amount of interactive performance(% of system) needed for the
partition to be functional. |
|
| InteractivePerformanceMinPending (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum amount of interactive performance(% of system) after next IPL. |
|
| InteractivePerformanceMax (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum amount of interactive performance(% of system). |
|
| InteractivePerformanceMaxPending (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum amount of interactive performance(% of system) after the next
IPL. |
|
| LoadSourceIOP (integer) |
Optional |
System resource ID of the IOP which contains the load source of the
partition. The system resource ID is used by LPAR to uniquely identify an I/O
resource on the system. |
|
| AlternateIPLSourceIOP (integer) |
Optional |
System resource ID of the IOP which contains the alternate IPL source of
the partition. The system resource ID is used by LPAR to uniquely identify an
I/O resource on the system. |
|
| WorkstationConsoleIOP (integer) |
Optional |
System resource ID of the IOP which contains the workstation console of the
partition. The system resource ID is used by LPAR to uniquely identify an I/O
resource on the system. |
|
| AlternateWorkstationConsoleIOP (integer) |
Optional |
System resource ID of the IOP which contains the alternate workstation
console of the partition. The system resource ID is used by LPAR to uniquely
identify an I/O resource on the system. |
|
| ElectronicCustomerSupportIOP (integer) |
Optional |
System resource ID of the IOP which contains the default electronic
customer support device of the partition. The system resource ID is used by
LPAR to uniquely identify an I/O resource on the system. |
|
| SRCHistoryEntriesTotal (integer) |
Optional |
Number of SRCs which have been kept in the SRC history for this
partition. |
|
| HostPartitionID (integer) |
Optional |
Partition ID of the hosting i5/OS partition for this guest partition.
(DTDVersion = 10) |
|
| IPLSourceAParameters (hexadecimal) |
Optional |
The guest partition command line parameters for an A side IPL. (DTDVersion
= 10) |
|
| IPLSourceBParameters (hexadecimal) |
Optional |
The guest partition command line parameters for a B side IPL. (DTDVersion =
10) |
|
| IPLSourceCParameters (hexadecimal) |
Optional |
The guest partition command line parameters for a C side IPL. (DTDVersion =
10) |
|
| IPLSourceDParameters (hexadecimal) |
Optional |
The guest partition command line parameters for a D side IPL. (DTDVersion =
10) |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| SRC |
Optional, Can Repeat |
SRC which has been logged for this partition. |
|
| TCPIPAddress |
Optional, Can Repeat |
TCP/IP address which the partition has configured. This field is only
supported when called from the Primary partition. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101000 |
|
| |
|
Info: PartitionFilter |
| |
| tag format: |
<PartitionFilter
Value="All|This|Primary|Secondary">
</PartitionFilter>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag allows the client to request information about
partitions which fit in the category specified by the Value attribute. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Value (All|This|Primary|Secondary) |
Optional |
Value to filter on. 'All' is the default. 'All' means all partitions will
be returned, 'This' means that only information about the partition which the
client is connected to will be returned, 'Primary' means that only information
about the primary will be returned, and 'Secondary' means that information
about all of the secondaries will be returned. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| D000 |
|
| |
| SRC |
| |
| tag format: |
<SRC
Word1="string"
Word2="string"
Word3="string"
Word4="string"
Word5="string"
Word6="string"
Word7="string"
Word8="string"
Word9="string"
Year="integer"
Month="integer"
Day="integer"
Hour="integer"
Minute="integer"
Second="integer"/>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag returns an SRC which was displayed for the
partition. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Word1 (string) |
Optional |
First word of the SRC. |
|
| Word2 (string) |
Optional |
Second word of the SRC. |
|
| Word3 (string) |
Optional |
Third word of the SRC. |
|
| Word4 (string) |
Optional |
Fourth word of the SRC. |
|
| Word5 (string) |
Optional |
Fifth word of the SRC. |
|
| Word6 (string) |
Optional |
Sixth word of the SRC. |
|
| Word7 (string) |
Optional |
Seventh word of the SRC. |
|
| Word8 (string) |
Optional |
Eighth word of the SRC. |
|
| Word9 (string) |
Optional |
Ninth word of the SRC. |
|
| Year (integer) |
Optional |
The year in which the SRC was posted. |
|
| Month (integer) |
Optional |
The month on which the SRC was posted. |
|
| Day (integer) |
Optional |
The day on which the SRC was posted. |
|
| Hour (integer) |
Optional |
The hour on which the SRC was posted. |
|
| Minute (integer) |
Optional |
The minute on which the SRC was posted. |
|
| Second (integer) |
Optional |
The second on which the SRC was posted. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
|
TCPIPAddress |
| |
| tag format: |
<TCPIPAddress
IPAddress="string"
AddressType="Service|XPF"/>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag returns a TCP/IP address which is configured on this
partition. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| IPAddress (string) |
Optional |
String specifying an IP address on the partition, such as
"255.255.255.255". |
|
| AddressType (Service|XPF) |
Optional |
Type of IP address. Service address is available when IPLed to DST or
beyond, but an i5/OS address is only available when IPLed to i5/OS and TCP
has been started. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
| Info:
SystemInfo |
| |
| tag format: |
<SystemInfo
Format="All|General|
Communications|
Partitions|
ProcessorPools|
Processors|
MainStorage|
InteractivePerformance">
.
<System . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
</SystemInfo>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used by the client to request information about the
system resources and to tell the server how to format this information. The
server will return the information using this same tag, but all of the
requested information about the system will be filled in. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Format (enumeration) |
Optional |
Specifies what information to return for each partition. If this attribute
is not specified, then all information will be returned. Possible values are:
All| General| Communications| InteractivePerformance| MainStorage| Partitions|
ProcessorPools| Processors. To determine what information each format returns,
look at the System tag. For the format 'All', all information about the
system is returned. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| System |
Optional, Cannot Repeat |
The information about the system resources. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
|
System |
| |
| tag format: |
<System
General Format Attributes:
TypeModel="string"
FeatureCode="string"
SerialNumber="string"
PointerTagsInactiveCapable="Yes|No"
CommercialProcessingWorkloadTotal="integer"
CommercialProcessingWorkloadInteractive="integer"
Communications Format Attributes:
HighSpeedLinkCapable="Yes|No"
HighSpeedLinkPoolMaximum="integer"
VirtualOptiConnectCapable="Yes|No"
VirtualOptiConnectPoolMaximum="integer"
Partitions Format Attributes:
PartitionsConfigured="integer"
PartitionsMaximum="integer"
ProcessorPools Format Attributes:
ProcessorPoolCapable="Yes|No"
ProcessorPoolsConfigured="integer"
ProcessorPoolsMaximum="integer"
GuestProcessorPoolCapable="Yes|No" (DTDVersion = 10)
Processors Format Attributes:
PhysicalProcessors="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsAvail="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsAvailPending="integer"
ProcessingUnits="float"
ProcessingUnitsPending="float"
ProcessingUnitsAvail="float"
ProcessingUnitsAvailPending="float"
MainStorage Format Attributes:
MainStorage="integer"
MainStorageAvail="integer"
MainStorageAvailPending="integer"
InteractivePerformance Format Attributes:
InteractivePerformance="integer"
InteractivePerformanceAvail="integer"
InteractivePerformanceAvailPending="integer">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</System>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to return the information about the system and
its resources. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| TypeModel (string) |
Optional |
Type and model of the system. The format for this string is TTTT-MMM, where
TTTT is the type and MMM is the model. |
|
| FeatureCode (string) |
Optional |
Feature code of the system. |
|
| SerialNumber (string) |
Optional |
Serial number of the system. |
|
| PointerTagsInactiveCapable (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Yes if the system supports partitions with pointer tags inactive, No
otherwise. |
|
| CommercialProcessingWorkloadTotal (integer) |
Optional |
Total amount of commercial processing workload the system has. This is used
as a performance benchmark when comparing systems. |
|
| CommercialProcessingWorkloadInteractive (integer) |
Optional |
Total amount of interactive commercial processing workload the system has.
This is used as a performance benchmark when comparing systems. |
|
| HighSpeedLinkCapable (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Tells if the system hardware supports high speed link. |
|
| HighSpeedLinkPoolMaximum (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum number of high speed link pools allowed on the system. |
|
| VirtualOptiConnectCapable (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Tells if the system hardware supports virtual opticonnect. |
|
| VirtualOptiConnectPoolMaximum (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum number of virtual opticonnect pools allowed on the system. |
|
| PartitionsConfigured (integer) |
Optional |
Number of configured partitions on the system. |
|
| PartitionsMaximum (integer) |
Optional |
The maximum number of partitions allowed on the system. |
|
| ProcessorPoolCapable (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Tells if the system supports processor pools or not. |
|
| ProcessorPoolsConfigured (integer) |
Optional |
Number of processor pools configured on the system. |
|
| ProcessorPoolsMaximum (integer) |
Optional |
Maximum number of processor pools which the system supports. |
|
| GuestProcessorPoolCapable (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Tells if the system supports guest partitions using processor pools.
(DTDVersion = 10) |
|
| PhysicalProcessors (integer) |
Optional |
Number of physical processors the system has. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsAvail (integer) |
Optional |
Number of physical processors available. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsAvailPending (integer) |
Optional |
Number of physical processors available next IPL. |
|
| ProcessingUnits (float) |
Optional |
Number of processing units in all processor pools on the system. This value
has a precision of 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsPending (float) |
Optional |
Number of processing units in all processor pools on the system after the
next IPL. This value has a precision of 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsAvail (float) |
Optional |
Number of processing units in all processor pools which are available. This
value has a precision of 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsAvailPending (float) |
Optional |
Number of processing units in all processor pools which will be available
after the next IPL. This value has a precision of 2 decimal places. |
|
| MainStorage (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of main storage(MB) the system has. |
|
| MainStorageAvail (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of main storage(MB) available. |
|
| MainStorageAvailPending (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of main storage(MB) available next IPL. |
|
| InteractivePerformance (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of interactive performance(% of system) the system has. |
|
| InteractivePerformanceAvail (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of interactive performance(% of system) available. |
|
| InteractivePerformanceAvailPending (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of interactive performance(% of system) available next IPL. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
|
Info: IOResourcesInfo |
| |
| tag format: |
<IOResourcesInfo
Format="All|Basic|General|Partitions|Address"
DetailLevel="integer"
CapabilityFilter="All|LoadSource|AlternateIPLSource|
ElectronicCustomerSupport|
AnyConsole|TwinaxialConsole|
OperationsConsole|LANAttachedConsole">
.
<PartitionIOResources . . . >
.
<PartitionIOResourcesFilter . . . >
.
<SystemIOResources . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to return information about the I/O resources
on the system by partition or the system as a whole. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| Format (enumeration) |
Optional |
Specifies what information to return for I/O resource. If this attribute is
not specified, then all information will be returned. Possible values are: All|
Basic| General| Partitions| Address. To determine what information each format
returns, look at the IOResource tag. For the format 'All', all
information about each I/O resource is returned. |
|
| DetailLevel (integer) |
Optional |
The level of detail to include in the information returned. The default
value of 1 returns only one level below that of the resource specified, while a
value greater than one returns that many more levels of resources below the
current. Example: if a bus was specified, then a level of detail of 1 returns
all IOPs under the bus, while a detail level of 3 returns all IOPs, IOAs, and
Devices under the bus. |
|
| CapabilityFilter (enumeration) |
Optional |
This specifies the capabilities the IOPs should have which are returned.
For example if LoadSource was specified, only IOPs capable of supporting a load
source device would be returned, along with the resources attached to the IOP
if that information was asked for. All other IOPs are filtered out. The default
value is All which returns all resources. Possible values are: All| LoadSource|
AlternateIPLSource| ElectronicCustomerSupport| AnyConsole| TwinaxialConsole|
OperationsConsole| LANAttachedConsole. Any console returns an IOP capable of
supporting a console, while TwinaxialConsole, OperationsConsole, and
LANAttachedConsole return only IOPs capable of supporting that particular
console. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| PartitionIOResources |
Optional, Can Repeat. |
I/O resources belonging to a partition. |
|
| PartitionIOResourcesFilter |
Optional, Can Repeat. |
I/O resources for partitions which fit in a particular category. |
|
| SystemIOResources |
Optional, Can Repeat. |
I/O resources attached to the system as a whole. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
|
PartitionIOResources |
| |
| tag format: |
<PartitionIOResources
PartitionID="integer">
.
<IOResource . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
</PartitionIOResources>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to return information about the I/O resources
belonging to a particular partition. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| PartitionID (integer) |
Required |
Number assigned to the partition. This value can range from 0 to 31, if the
hardware supports 32 partitions. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| IOResource |
Optional, Can Repeat. |
This tag is used to give information about an I/O resource. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101000, 101500, 101501, 101510, 101511, 101520, 101521, 101530,
101531, D000 |
|
| |
| PartitionIOResourcesFilter |
| |
| tag format: |
<PartitionIOResourcesFilter
Value="All|This|Primary|Secondary">
.
<IOResource . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
</PartitionIOResourcesFilter>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag allows the client to request information about the I/O
resources for partitions which fit in the category specified by the Value
attribute. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Value (All|This|Primary|Secondary) |
Optional |
Value to filter on. 'All' is the default. 'All' means all partitions will
be returned, 'This' means that only information about the partition which the
client is connected to will be returned, 'Primary' means that only information
about the primary will be returned, and 'Secondary' means that information
about all of the secondaries will be returned. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| IOResource |
Optional, Can Repeat. |
This tag is used to give information about an I/O resource. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101500, 101501, D000 |
|
| |
|
SystemIOResources |
| |
| tag format: |
<SystemIOResources
Value="All|Available">
.
<IOResource . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
</SystemIOResources>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to return information about the I/O resources
belonging to the system. All resources can be returned or only those resources
which are available. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| Value (All|Available) |
Optional |
Value to filter on. 'All' is the default. 'All' means all I/O resources
will be returned, and 'Available' means that only available I/O resources will
be returned. The list returned will meet the requirements specified by the
IOResourcesInfo tag. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| IOResource |
Optional, Can Repeat. |
This tag is used to give information about an I/O resource. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101500, 101501, D000 |
|
| |
|
IOResource |
| |
| tag format: |
<IOResource
Basic Format Attributes:
LPARSRID="integer"
General Format Attributes:
ResourceType="Bus|IOP|IOA|Device|Slot|Unknown"
DescriptionID="integer"
StatusID="integer"
TypeModel="string"
SerialNumber="string"
PartNumber="string"
Sharable="Yes|No"
Configurable="Yes|No"
ResourcesAttached="integer"
OwnershipType="Dedicated|Shared|Available|Unknown"
OwningPartitionID="integer"
OwningPartitionName="string"
TowerNumber="integer"
CardPosition="string"
DevicePosition="string"
VendorID="integer"
DeviceID="integer"
RevisionID="integer"
SubSystemType="integer"
SubSystemVendorID="integer"
LoadSource="Yes|No"
LoadSourceAbility="DeviceAttached|Capable|Incapable"
AlternateIPLSource="Yes|No"
RecentAlternateIPLSource="Yes|No"
AlternateIPLSourceAbility="DeviceAttached|Capable|Incapable"
WorkstationConsole="Yes|No"
AlternateWorkstationConsole="Yes|No"
WorkstationConsoleAbility="Capable|Incapable"
TwinaxialConsoleAbility="DeviceAttached|Capable|Incapable"
OperationsConsoleAbility="Capable|Incapable"
LANAttachedConsoleAbility="Capable|Incapable"
ElectronicCustomerSupport="Yes|No"
ElectronicCustomerSupportAbility="DeviceAttached|Capable|Incapable"
Address Format Attributes:
LogicalAddress="string"
BusTransportType="SPD|PCI"
SystemBusAddress="integer"
SystemBoardAddress="integer"
SystemCardAddress="integer"
UnitAddressType="Communications|Storage|
WorkStation|Library|
AuxiliaryProcessor|
Cryptography"
IOAdapterAddress="integer"
IOBusAddress="integer"
AuxiliaryProcessorAddress="integer"
LibraryAddress="integer"
ControllerAddress="integer"
AdapterAddress="integer"
PortAddress="integer"
ChannelAddress="integer"
DeviceAddress="integer"
SessionAddress="integer">
.
<IOResource . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
Partitions Format Sub Tags:
<UsingPartition . . . >
.
</IOResource>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to return or specify information about an I/O
resource on the system. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| LPARSRID (integer) |
Required |
System resource ID of the I/O resource. This is used by LPAR to uniquely
identify an I/O resource on the system. |
|
| DescriptionID (integer) |
Optional |
A number which corresponds to a description of the resource. See table below for a description of the values. |
|
| StatusID (integer) |
Optional |
A number which corresponds to the status of the resource. See table below for a description of the values. |
|
| TypeModel (string) |
Optional |
Type and model of the resource. The format for this string is TTTT-MMM,
where TTTT is the type and MMM is the model. |
|
| SerialNumber (string) |
Optional |
The serial number of the resource. |
|
| PartNumber (string) |
Optional |
The part number of the resource. |
|
| Sharable (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Yes if the resource can be shared by multiple partitions at the same time,
No otherwise. |
|
| Configurable (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Yes if the resource can have configuration actions done on it directly
using the ConfigureIOResource action, No if it cannot be configured independent
from one of its parent resources. |
|
| ResourcesAttached (integer) |
Optional |
Number of Devices attached to this Device. |
|
| OwnershipType (enumeration) |
Optional |
This tells if the resource is owned by one or more partitions. Possible
values: Dedicated| Shared| Available| Unknown. Dedicated means that the
resource and all resources attached to it are owned by one partition. Shared
means that the resource is shared by more than one partition. Available means
that no partition owns the resource, so it can be added to any partition.
Unknown means that the ownership of the resource is unknown. |
|
| OwningPartitionID (integer) |
Optional |
ID of the partition which owns the resource. This value can range from 0 to
31, if the hardware supports 32 partitions. If the ownership type is Available,
this attribute will not be returned. |
|
| OwningPartitionName (string) |
Optional |
Name of the partition which owns the resource. This value can range from 1
to 8 characters in length, and must be different than the name of any other
partition on the system. If the ownership type is Available, this attribute
will not be returned. |
|
| TowerNumber (integer) |
Optional |
The number of the tower in which this resource resides. |
|
| CardPosition (integer) |
Optional |
The location within the tower that the resource resides. |
|
| DevicePosition (integer) |
Optional |
The location within the tower that the resource resides. |
|
| VendorID (integer) |
Optional |
Details about resource. Only available on PCI hardware. |
|
| DeviceID (integer) |
Optional |
Details about resource. Only available on PCI hardware. |
|
| RevisionID (integer) |
Optional |
Details about resource. Only available on PCI hardware. |
|
| SubSystemType (integer) |
Optional |
Details about resource. Only available on PCI hardware. |
|
| SubSystemVendorID (integer) |
Optional |
Details about resource. Only available on PCI hardware. |
|
| LoadSource (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Yes if this resource is a load source IOP for a partition, No
otherwise. |
|
| LoadSourceAbility (enumeration) |
Optional |
The ability this resource has of supporting a load source device. Possible
values are: DeviceAttached| Capable| Incapable. DeviceAttached means that a
device is attached and ready to use. Capable means that this IOP can support a
load source device if it is attached. Incapable means that the feature is not
supported by this IOP. |
|
| AlternateIPLSource (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Yes if this resource is a alternate IPL source IOP for a partition, No
otherwise. |
|
| RecentAlternateIPLSource (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Yes if this resource was the most recently used alternate IPL source used
to IPL the partition, No otherwise. |
|
| AlternateIPLSourceAbility (enumeration) |
Optional |
The ability this resource has of supporting an alternate IPL device.
Possible values are: DeviceAttached| Capable| Incapable. DeviceAttached means
that a device is attached and ready to use. Capable means that this IOP can
support an alternate IPL device if it is attached. Incapable means that the
feature is not supported by this IOP. |
|
| WorkstationConsole (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Yes if this resource is the workstation console IOP for a partition, No
otherwise. |
|
| AlternateWorkstationConsole (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Yes if this resource is the alternate workstation console IOP for a
partition, No otherwise. |
|
| WorkstationConsoleAbility (enumeration) |
Optional |
The ability this resource has of supporting a workstation console. Possible
values are: Capable| Incapable. Capable means that this IOP can support a
workstation console device if it is attached. Incapable means that the feature
is not supported by this IOP. |
|
| TwinaxialConsoleAbility (enumeration) |
Optional |
The ability this resource has of supporting twinaxial console. Possible
values are: DeviceAttached| Capable| Incapable. DeviceAttached means that a
device is attached and ready to use. Capable means that this IOP can support a
twinaxial console device if it is attached. Incapable means that the feature is
not supported by this IOP. |
|
| OperationsConsoleAbility (enumeration) |
Optional |
The ability this resource has of supporting operations console. Possible
values are: Capable| Incapable. Capable means that this IOP can support an
operations console device if it is attached. Incapable means that the feature
is not supported by this IOP. |
|
| LANAttachedConsoleAbility (enumeration) |
Optional |
The ability this resource has of supporting LAN attached console. Possible
values are: Capable| Incapable. Capable means that this IOP can support a LAN
attached console device if it is attached. Incapable means that the feature is
not supported by this IOP. |
|
| ElectronicCustomerSupport (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Yes if this IOP is the default electronic customer support IOP for a
partition, No otherwise. |
|
| ElectronicCustomerSupportAbility (enumeration) |
Optional |
The ability this resource has of supporting electronic customer support
device. Possible values are: DeviceAttached| Capable| Incapable. DeviceAttached
means that a device is attached and ready to use. Capable means that this IOP
can support an electronic customer support device if it is attached. Incapable
means that the feature is not supported by this IOP. |
|
| LogicalAddress (string) |
Optional |
Logical address of the resource. |
|
| BusTransportType (SPD|PCI) |
Optional |
Bus transport type part of the resource's address. |
|
| SystemBusAddress (integer) |
Optional |
System bus part of the resource's address. |
|
| SystemBoardAddress (integer) |
Optional |
System board part of the resource's address. |
|
| SystemCardAddress (integer) |
Optional |
System card part of the resource's address. |
|
| UnitAddressType (enumeration) |
Optional |
Unit address part of the resource's address. Possible values:
Communications| Storage| WorkStation| Library| AuxiliaryProcessor|
Cryptography |
|
| IOAdapterAddress (integer) |
Optional |
I/O adapter part of the resource's address. |
|
| IOBusAddress (integer) |
Optional |
I/O bus part of the resource's address. |
|
| AuxiliaryProcessorAddress (integer) |
Optional |
Auxiliary processor part of the resource's address. |
|
| LibraryAddress (integer) |
Optional |
Library part of the resource's address. |
|
| ControllerAddress (integer) |
Optional |
Controller part of the resource's address. |
|
| AdapterAddress (integer) |
Optional |
Adapter part of the resource's address. |
|
| PortAddress (integer) |
Optional |
Port part of the resource's address. |
|
| ChannelAddress (integer) |
Optional |
Channel part of the resource's address. |
|
| DeviceAddress (integer) |
Optional |
Device part of the resource's address. |
|
| SessionAddress (integer) |
Optional |
Session part of the resource's address. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| IOResource |
Optional, Can Repeat. |
This tag is used to give information about an I/O resource. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
|
| UsingPartition |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Tells which partitions are using the resource. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
|
Info: ProcessorPoolInfo |
| |
| tag format: |
<ProcessorPoolInfo
Format=All|Basic|Partitions|Processors">
.
<ProcessorPool . . . >
.
<ProcessorPoolFilter . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
</ProcessorPoolInfo>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to return information about the processor
pools on the system. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| Format (enumeration) |
Optional |
Specifies what information to return for processor pools. If this attribute
is not specified, then all information will be returned. Possible values are:
All| Basic| Partitions| Processors. To determine what information each format
returns, look at the ProcessorPool tag. For the format 'All', all
information about each processor pool is returned. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| ProcessorPool |
Optional, Can Repeat. |
This tag is used to request information about a single processor pool. |
|
| ProcessorPoolFilter |
Optional, Can Repeat. |
This tag is used to request information about processor pools which fit in
a particular category. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
|
ProcessorPool |
| |
| tag format: |
<ProcessorPool
Basic Format Attributes:
ProcessorPoolID="integer"
Processors Format Attributes:
PhysicalProcessors="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsPending="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMinRequired="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMinRequiredPending="integer"
ProcessingUnits="float"
ProcessingUnitsPending="float">
ProcessingUnitsAvail="float"
ProcessingUnitsAvailPending="float">
.
<Message . . . >
.
Partitions Format Sub Tags:
<UsingPartition . . . >
.
</ProcessorPool>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to get the information about a processor
pool. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| ProcessorPoolID (integer) |
Required |
Number assigned to the processor pool. The only valid processor pool ID is
0 in V5R1. |
|
| PhysicalProcessors (integer) |
Optional |
Number of physical processors the processor pool has. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsPending (integer) |
Optional |
Number of physical processors the processor pool will have next IPL. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMinRequired (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum number of physical processors which have to be in the processor
pool to fulfill the number of processing units needed by each partition using
the processor pool. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMinRequiredPending (integer) |
Optional |
Minimum number of physical processors after the next IPL which have to be
in the processor pool to fulfill the number of processing units needed by each
partition using the processor pool. |
|
| ProcessingUnits (float) |
Optional |
Number of processing units the processor pool has. This value has a
precision of 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsPending (float) |
Optional |
Number of processing units the processor pool will have after the next IPL.
This value has a precision of 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsAvail (float) |
Optional |
Number of processing units available. This value has a precision of 2
decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsAvailPending (float) |
Optional |
Number of processing units available next IPL. This value has a precision
of 2 decimal places. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
|
| UsingPartition |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Tells which partitions are using the processor pool. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010 |
|
| |
|
ProcessorPoolFilter |
| |
| tag format: |
<ProcessorPoolFilter
Value="All|Available"
.
<Message . . . >
.
</ProcessorPoolFilter>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to get information about the processor pools
on the system. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| Value (All|Available) |
Optional |
Value to filter on. 'All' is the default. 'All' means that all processor
pools will be returned. 'Available' means that only processor pools having
available processing units will be returned. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| D000 |
|
| |
|
Info: LPARConfigurationData (DTDVersion = 10) |
| |
| tag format: |
<LPARConfigurationData
ConfigurationData="hexadecimal">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</LPARConfigurationData>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to backup the LPAR configuration data from the
server. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| ConfigurationData (hexadecimal) |
Optional |
This returns the binary data as a hexadecimal string. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
|
|
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 11000D, 110064, 110065, 110068, 1103E8, 1203E9, 12000A,
12000B, 12000C, 12000D, 12000E, 12000F, 120012, 120013 |
|
| |
|
UsingPartition |
| |
| tag format: |
<UsingPartition
PartitionID="integer"
PartitionName="string"/>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to tell which partitions are using a
particular resource. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| PartitionID (integer) |
Required |
Number assigned to the partition. This value can range from 0 to 31, if the
hardware supports 32 partitions. |
|
| PartitionName (string) |
Optional |
Name for the new partition. This value can range from 1 to 8 characters in
length, and must be different than the name of any other partition on the
system. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
|
Action |
| |
| tag format: |
<Action
Handle="string"
ActionStatus="Successful|Failed"
LPARConfigurationID="string">
<OpenSession . . . >
.
<CloseSession . . . >
.
<CancelAction . . . >
.
<CommitActions . . . >
.
<AcceptLPARConfigurationData . . . >
.
<ClearLPARConfigurationData . . . >
.
<ClearNonReportingLPARResources . . . >
.
<ConfigureIOResource . . . >
.
<ConfigurePartition . . . >
.
<ConfigureProcessorPool . . . >
.
<CopyConfigurationDataToServer . . . > (DTDVersion = 10)
.
<CreatePartition . . . >
.
<CreateProcessorPool . . . >
.
<DeletePartition . . . >
.
<DeleteProcessorPool . . . >
.
<RestartSystem . . . >
.
<SaveLPARConfigurationData . . . >
.
<SynchronizeLPARConfigurationData . . . >
.
<UnclearLPARConfigurationData . . . >
.
<ActionProfile . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
</Action>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to request that a specified action(s) be
performed on the LPAR configuration. The user and the partition must have the
appropriate authorities to make the request. Most actions do not actually take
effect until a CommitActions tag is put into the script. This means that if a
CloseSession tag is done without doing a CommitActions tag, then all of the
configuration changes done in the script will be lost. A CommitActions tag can
be specified after every tag if each action should be committed before
attempting the next action. If an action doesn't need to be committed, this
will be listed in the usage section of the tag. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| Handle (string) |
Optional |
Handle to the currently opened session. If this attribute is specified, an
OpenSession tag is not needed. This also updates the timeout value which is
used to automatically close the session if the server hasn't gotten a response
from the client for 5 minutes. |
|
| ActionStatus (Successful|Failed) |
Optional |
Tells if all of the actions have been successfully submitted. |
|
| LPARConfigurationID (string) |
Optional |
This can be used to tell if the LPAR configuration has changed between
requests. If this string differs from a string received previously, then the
LPAR configuration has changed. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| OpenSession |
Optional, Cannot Repeat |
Opens a new session to make LPAR configuration changes. |
|
| CloseSession |
Optional, Cannot Repeat |
Closes the currently open LPAR configuration change session. |
|
| CancelAction |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Cancels actions which are running or are pending. |
|
| CommitActions |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Commit all pending configuration actions. Configuration changes will be
lost unless they are committed. |
|
| AcceptLPARConfigurationData |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Accept a load source disk which was added to the system. This action does
not require a CommitActions tag for changes to occur. |
|
| ClearLPARConfigurationData |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Clear all of the LPAR configuration data on the system. This action does
not require a CommitActions tag for changes to occur. |
|
| ClearNonReportingLPARResources |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Clear non-reporting resources from the logical partitioning configuration
lists. This action does not require a CommitActions tag for changes to
occur. |
|
| ConfigureIOResource |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Configure an existing I/O resource on the system. This is used to change
the owning partition and the type of ownership of the resource. |
|
| ConfigurePartition |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Configure an existing partition on the system. This allows the resources of
a partition to be changed except for I/O resources. |
|
| ConfigureProcessorPool |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Configure an existing processor pool on the system. This allows the number
of processors in the pool to be changed. |
|
| CreatePartition |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Create a new partition on the system. |
|
| CreateProcessorPool |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Create a new processor pool on the system. |
|
| DeletePartition |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Delete an existing partition on the system. |
|
| DeleteProcessorPool |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Delete an existing processor pool on the system. |
|
| RestartSystem |
Optional |
Restart the system in order to make configuration changes take effect. |
|
| SaveLPARConfigurationData |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Save the primary partition's LPAR configuration data on the active
secondary partitions. This action does not require a CommitActions tag for
changes to occur. |
|
| SynchronizeLPARConfigurationData |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Synchronize the LPAR configuration data on the other side of the load
source with the configuration data on this side of the load source. This action
does not require a CommitActions tag for changes to occur. |
|
| UnclearLPARConfigurationData |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Unclear the LPAR configuration data of the system. This action does not
require a CommitActions tag for changes to occur. |
|
| ActionProfile |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which is used to tell if the actions were
successfully submitted or not. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, C, D, 110001 |
|
| |
| Action:
OpenSession |
| |
| tag format: |
<OpenSession>
.
<Message . . . >
.
</OpenSession>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action opens a new session. A handle to the session will
be passed back using the Action tag's Handle attribute. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 2, C |
|
| |
| Action:
CloseSession |
| |
| tag format: |
<CloseSession>
.
<Message . . . >
.
</CloseSession>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action closes the currently opened session. The session
handle is obtained from the call to OpenSession previously in the script or by
specifying the handle directly by using the Handle attribute of the Action tag.
Any uncommitted LPAR configuration changes are lost when the session is
closed. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 2, C |
|
| |
| Action:
CancelAction |
| |
| tag format: |
<CancelAction
Type="All|Current">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</CancelAction>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action cancels the Type of action specified (All or
Current). The current running action may, or may not be able to be cancelled.
All remaining non-running actions are eligible to be cancelled. A CancelAction
with a type of "All" cancels all pending uncommitted actions, the current
action, and all actions which have not been run. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Type |
Optional |
Specifies the Type of action to be cancelled. Possible values are: All |
Current. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| B |
|
| |
|
Action: CommitActions |
| |
| tag format: |
<CommitActions>
.
<Message . . . >
.
</CommitActions>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action commits all pending configuration changes that the
user has requested. This tag is required for actions in the script to be
committed to the configuration. Most of the recovery type actions do not need
to be committed, but actions used to set up and maintain the LPAR configuration
need to be committed. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
| Action:
AcceptLPARConfigurationData |
| |
| tag format: |
<AcceptLPARConfigurationData>
.
<Message . . . >
.
</AcceptLPARConfigurationData>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action forces changes made to the logical partitioning
configuration data to the load source disk unit. Use this action if the load
source disk unit currently contains logical partitioning configuration data
that originated on another partition or system. The user must be an LPAR
Administrator to perform this action. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 11000D, 110064, 110065, 110068, 1103E8, 1203E9, 12000A,
12000B, 12000C, 12000D, 12000E, 12000F, 120012, 120013 |
|
| |
| Action: ClearLPARConfigurationData |
| |
| tag format: |
<ClearLPARConfigurationData>
.
<Message . . . >
.
</ClearLPARConfigurationData>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action clears the logical partitioning configuration data
stored on the load source disk unit. On the next system IPL, all resources will
be owned by the primary partition and no secondary partitions will exist. The
system will no longer be partitioned. All secondary partitions defined must be
powered off before the clear can proceed. A system IPL is required to activate
the change. It may be required to perform a ClearLPARConfigurationDataOnDisk
action on the first system IPL after executing this action. The user must be an
LPAR Administrator to perform this action. This action occurs whether it
is committed or not. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 11000D, 110064, 110065, 110068, 1103E8, 1203E9, 12000A,
12000B, 12000C, 12000D, 12000E, 12000F, 120012, 120013 |
|
| |
| Action:
ClearNonReportingLPARResources |
| |
| tag format: |
<ClearNonReportingLPARResources>
.
<Message . . . >
.
</ClearNonReportingLPARResources>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action clears non-reporting resources from the logical
partitioning configuration lists. This is useful if hardware resources have
been moved and old entries still exist in the configuration data. The user must
be an LPAR Administrator to perform this action. This action occurs
whether it is committed or not. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 11000D, 110064, 110065, 110068, 1103E8, 1203E9, 12000A,
12000B, 12000C, 12000D, 12000E, 12000F, 120012, 120013 |
|
| |
|
Action: ConfigureIOResource |
| |
| tag format: |
<ConfigureIOResource
LPARSRID="integer"
OwnershipType="Dedicated|Shared|Use|Available">
PartitionID="integer">
ClearHardwareInfo="Yes|No">
IgnoreInuseWarnings="Yes|No">
IgnoreConfigurationWarnings="Yes|No">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</ConfigureIOResource>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action changes the configuration of an I/O resource.
Things such as changing which partition owns the resource and what type of
ownership the partition has of the resource can be changed using this tag. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| LPARSRID (integer) |
Required |
Specifies the I/O resource to configure. |
|
| OwnershipType (Dedicated|Shared|Use|Available) |
Required |
Specifies how the I/O resource should be owned. Dedicated means that the
resource and all resources attached to it are owned by a single partition and
cannot be used by any other partition. Shared means that the resource and
resources attached to it can be used by other partitions. Use means that the
resource is owned by another partition, but that this partition should be
allowed to use it as well. Available means that the resource is not owned by
any partition. |
|
| PartitionID (integer) |
Optional |
Specifies the partition on which this action is being performed. For
ownership type of "Dedicated", "Shared", or "Use", it specifies which partition
should own the resource dedicated, shared, or use the resource, respectively.
For ownership type of "Available" it specifies which partition will no longer
be using the resource. This parameter is required for all ownership types
except "Available". If it is not specified in the ownership type of
"Available", it is assumed that the resource should be removed from all
partitions currently owning/using it. |
|
| ClearHardwareInfo (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Specifies whether the information about this hardware should be kept by the
partition the I/O resource came from. "No" is the default. "No" means that the
information about the resource will be kept by the partition it came from,
"Yes" means that the hardware information will be deleted. This should not be
set to yes if the resource will be moved back to this partition in the
future. |
|
| IgnoreInuseWarnings (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Specifies whether the resource should be moved even if the resource is
currently in use by the partition it is in before the move. "No" is the
default. "No" means that the resource will not be moved if it is in use, "Yes"
means that it will be moved even if the other partition is using it. It can
cause failure or data corruption if the resource is moved while in use. For
this reason, only an LPAR Administrator is allowed to set this attribute
to "Yes". |
|
| IgnoreConfigurationWarnings (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Specifies whether warnings encountered by moving the partition should be
returned to the user or if the warnings should be ignored the action should be
performed anyway. The default is "No". No means that the action will not be
performed if these warnings occur, and the warnings will be returned to the
user. "Yes" means that these warnings will be ignored and the action will be
attempted anyway. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101500, 101501, 101502, 110032, 110033, 110034, 110035, 110036,
110037, 110038, 110039, 11003A, 11003B, 11003C, 11003D, 11003F, 110040, 110044,
131200, 132100, 132101, 132105, 132201, 134102, 134103, 134104, 134106,
134200 |
|
| |
|
Action: ConfigurePartition |
| |
| tag format: |
<ConfigurePartition
PartitionID="integer"
PartitionName="string"
SystemIPLAction="IPL|Hold"
PointerTagsInactive="Yes|No"
HighSpeedLinkPool="integer"
VirtualOptiConnectPool="integer"
VirtualLANField="bitfield"
ProcessorType="Physical|Virtual"
PhysicalProcessors="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMin="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMax="integer"
VirtualProcessors="integer"
VirtualProcessorsMin="integer"
VirtualProcessorsMax="integer"
ProcessingUnits="float"
ProcessingUnitsMin="float"
ProcessingUnitsMax="float"
ProcessorPoolID="integer"
MainStorage="integer"
MainStorageMin="integer"
MainStorageMax="integer"
InteractivePerformance="integer"
InteractivePerformanceMin="integer"
InteractivePerformanceMax="integer"
LoadSourceIOP="integer"
AlternateIPLSourceIOP="integer"
WorkstationConsoleIOP="integer"
AlternateWorkstationConsoleIOP="integer"
ElectronicCustomerSupportIOP="integer"
HostPartitionID="integer" (DTDVersion = 10)
IPLSourceAParameters="hexadecimal" (DTDVersion = 10)
IPLSourceBParameters="hexadecimal" (DTDVersion = 10)
IPLSourceCParameters="hexadecimal" (DTDVersion = 10)
IPLSourceDParameters="hexadecimal" (DTDVersion = 10)
IgnoreCommunicationsInuseWarnings="Yes|No"
IgnoreIOResourceCapabilities="Yes|No">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</ConfigurePartition>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action is used to change the configuration of a partition.
The user must be an LPAR Administrator to be able to change any Min or
Max type attributes on this tag. If an attribute requires LPAR
Administrator authority to change, then that is listed in the description
of the attribute.
The ConfigurePartition attributes correspond to their equivalent Pending
attributes in the Partition tag. For example, setting the MainStorage attribute
in ConfigurePartition would update the MainStoragePending value in the
Partition tag.
|
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| PartitionID (integer) |
Required |
Specifies which partition to apply the action to. This value can range from
0 to 31, if the hardware supports 32 partitions. |
|
| PartitionName (string) |
Optional |
New name assigned to the partition. This value can range from 1 to 8
characters in length, and must be different than the name of any other
partition on the system. |
|
| SystemIPLAction (IPL|Hold) |
Optional |
New system IPL action for the partition. "IPL" means that the partition
will be IPLed when the system IPLs, "Hold" means that the partition will stay
turned off when the system IPLs and have to be turned on manually. This
parameter can only be set to "IPL" for the primary partition. This parameter
does not require a CommitActions tag for changes to occur. |
|
| PointerTagsInactive (Yes|No) |
Optional |
New state of the pointer tags bit on the processors. "No" partition is
running an operating system which honors the pointer tag bit (such as i5/OS),
"Yes" if the partition is running an operating system which ignores this
bit. |
|
| HighSpeedLinkPool (integer) |
Optional |
New high speed link pool which the partition is in. The valid values are 0
which means that it isn't using high speed link, and 1 which means it is using
high speed link. |
|
| VirtualOptiConnectPool (integer) |
Optional |
New virtual opticonnect link pool which the partition is in. The valid
values are 0 which means that it isn't using virtual opticonnect, and 1 which
means it is using virtual opticonnect. |
|
| VirtualLANField (bitfield) |
Optional |
New virtual LAN connections for this partition. This bit field is made up
of four hex digits, such as 8F2B. Each bit represents a different LAN ID, with
0 being the left most bit. In the case listed above, this partition would be
communicating on the following LAN IDs: 0, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12, 14, and 15. |
|
| ProcessorType (Physical|Virtual) |
Optional |
New type of processors for the partition. |
|
| PhysicalProcessors (integer) |
Optional |
New number of physical processors for the partition. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMin (integer) |
Optional |
New physical processor minimum for the partition. The user must be an
LPAR Administrator to change this value. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMax (integer) |
Optional |
New physical processor maximum for the partition. The user must be an
LPAR Administrator to change this value. |
|
| VirtualProcessors (integer) |
Optional |
New number of virtual processors for the partition. |
|
| VirtualProcessorsMin (integer) |
Optional |
New virtual processor minimum for the partition. The user must be an
LPAR Administrator to change this value. |
|
| VirtualProcessorsMax (integer) |
Optional |
New virtual processor maximum for the partition. The user must be an
LPAR Administrator to change this value. |
|
| ProcessingUnits (float) |
Optional |
New number of processing units for the partition. This value will be
truncated to 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsMin (float) |
Optional |
New processing units minimum for the partition. The user must be an LPAR
Administrator to change this value. This value will be truncated to 2
decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsMax (float) |
Optional |
New processing units maximum for the partition. The user must be an LPAR
Administrator to change this value. This value will be truncated to 2
decimal places. |
|
| ProcessorPoolID (integer) |
Optional |
Number assigned to the processor pool which the partition will be in. The
only valid processor pool ID is 0 in V5R1. |
|
| MainStorage (integer) |
Optional |
New amount of main storage(MB) for the partition. |
|
| MainStorageMin (integer) |
Optional |
New main storage minimum(MB) for the partition. The user must be an LPAR
Administrator to change this value. |
|
| MainStorageMax (integer) |
Optional |
New main storage maximum(MB) for the partition. The user must be an LPAR
Administrator to change this value. |
|
| InteractivePerformance (integer) |
Optional |
New interactive performance(% of system) for the partition. |
|
| InteractivePerformanceMin (integer) |
Optional |
New interactive performance(% of system) minimum for the partition. The
user must be an LPAR Administrator to change this value. |
|
| InteractivePerformanceMax (integer) |
Optional |
New interactive performance(% of system) maximum for the partition. The
user must be an LPAR Administrator to change this value. |
|
| LoadSourceIOP (integer) |
Optional |
System resource ID of the new load source IOP of the partition. The
partition must already own this IOP. The system resource ID is used by LPAR to
uniquely identify an I/O resource on the system. |
|
| AlternateIPLSourceIOP (integer) |
Optional |
System resource ID of the new alternate IPL source IOP of the partition.
The partition must already own this IOP. The system resource ID is used by LPAR
to uniquely identify an I/O resource on the system. |
|
| WorkstationConsoleIOP (integer) |
Optional |
System resource ID of the new workstation console IOP of the partition. The
partition must already own this IOP. The system resource ID is used by LPAR to
uniquely identify an I/O resource on the system. |
|
| AlternateWorkstationConsoleIOP (integer) |
Optional |
System resource ID of the new alternate workstation console IOP of the
partition. The partition must already own this IOP. The system resource ID is
used by LPAR to uniquely identify an I/O resource on the system. |
|
| ElectronicCustomerSupportIOP (integer) |
Optional |
System resource ID of the new default electronic customer support IOP of
the partition. The partition must already own this IOP. The system resource ID
is used by LPAR to uniquely identify an I/O resource on the system. |
|
| HostPartitionID (integer) |
Optional |
Sets the partition ID of the hosting i5/OS partition for this guest
partition. (DTDVersion = 10) |
|
| IPLSourceAParameters (hexadecimal) |
Optional |
The guest partition command line parameters for an A side IPL. This
parameter does not require a CommitActions tag for changes to occur.
(DTDVersion = 10) |
|
| IPLSourceBParameters (hexadecimal) |
Optional |
The guest partition command line parameters for a B side IPL. This
parameter does not require a CommitActions tag for changes to occur.
(DTDVersion = 10) |
|
| IPLSourceCParameters (hexadecimal) |
Optional |
The guest partition command line parameters for a C side IPL. This
parameter does not require a CommitActions tag for changes to occur.
(DTDVersion = 10) |
|
| IPLSourceDParameters (hexadecimal) |
Optional |
The guest partition command line parameters for a D side IPL. This
parameter does not require a CommitActions tag for changes to occur.
(DTDVersion = 10) |
|
| IgnoreCommunicationsInuseWarnings (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Tells whether a communications type(High Speed Link, Virtual OptiConnect,
or Virtual LAN) should be disconnected if it is in use. "Yes" if this
communication should be disconnected, "No" if it should not. The default is
"No". |
|
| IgnoreIOResourceCapabilities (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Tells whether an I/O resource should be check to see if it is capable of
performing the requested function. Example, if an IOP is marked to be the load
source, should it be checked to make sure it can function as a load source.
"Yes" if the resource should not be checked and marked as requested, "No" if it
should be checked and not marked if it is not capable of performing the
requested function. The default is "No". |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101000, 101010, 101200, 101201, 101210, 101211, 101212, 101220,
101221, 101222, 101230, 101231, 101232, 101240, 101241, 101242, 101250, 101251,
101252, 101253, 101260, 101270, 101280, 101290, 101500, 101501, 101600, 102100,
11000B, 11000C, 11000E, 110022, 11003E, 11004F, 110050, 110051, 110052, 110053,
110054, 120014, 120028, 120029, 12002A, 12002B, 12002C, 120032, 120033, 120034,
120035 |
|
| |
|
Action: ConfigureProcessorPool |
| |
| tag format: |
<ConfigureProcessorPool
ProcessorPoolID="integer"
PhysicalProcessors="integer">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</ConfigureProcessorPool>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action is used to change the configuration of a processor
pool. Only values which are specified will be changed. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| ProcessorPoolID (integer) |
Required |
Number assigned to the processor pool to be configured. The only valid
processor pool ID is 0 in V5R1. |
|
| PhysicalProcessors (integer) |
Optional |
New number of physical processors for the processor pool. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 101210, 101211, 110049, 11004A |
|
| |
| Action: CopyConfigurationDataToServer
(DTDVersion = 10) |
| |
| tag format: |
<CopyConfigurationDataToServer
ConfigurationData="hexadecimal"/>
.
<Message . . . >
.
</CopyConfigurationDataToServer>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action is used to restore the LPAR configuration data of a
system which has previously been backed up using the LPARConfigurationData info
tag. This completely destroys the existing configuration on the server. An IPL
is required. The user must be an LPAR Administrator to perform this
action. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| ConfigurationData (hexadecimal) |
Optional |
The configuration data to send to the server. The user must be an LPAR
Administrator to change this value. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 11000D, 110064, 110065, 110068, 1103E8, 1203E9, 12000B,
12000C, 12000D, 12000E, 12000F, 120012, 120013 |
|
| |
|
Action: CreatePartition |
| |
| tag format: |
<CreatePartition
PartitionID="integer"
PartitionName="string"
PointerTagsInactive="Yes|No"
HighSpeedLinkPool="integer"
VirtualOptiConnectPool="integer"
VirtualLANField="bitfield"
ProcessorType="Physical|Virtual"
PhysicalProcessors="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMin="integer"
PhysicalProcessorsMax="integer"
VirtualProcessors="integer"
VirtualProcessorsMin="integer"
VirtualProcessorsMax="integer"
ProcessingUnits="float"
ProcessingUnitsMin="float"
ProcessingUnitsMax="float"
ProcessorPoolID="integer"
MainStorage="integer"
MainStorageMin="integer"
MainStorageMax="integer"
InteractivePerformance="integer"
InteractivePerformanceMin="integer"
InteractivePerformanceMax="integer"
HostPartitionID="integer" (DTDVersion = 10)
IgnoreCommunicationsInuseWarnings="Yes|No">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</CreatePartition>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action is used to create a new partition. The user must be
an LPAR Administrator to perform this action.
The CreatePartition attributes correspond to their equivalent Pending
attributes in the Partition tag. For example, setting the MainStorage attribute
in CreatePartition would update the MainStoragePending value in the Partition
tag.
|
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| PartitionID (integer) |
Optional |
Specifies which partition to create. If no number is specified, then a
valid available number will be chosen. This value can range from 0 to 31, if
the hardware supports 32 partitions. |
|
| PartitionName (string) |
Required |
Name for the new partition. This value can range from 1 to 8 characters in
length, and must be different than the name of any other partition on the
system. |
|
| PointerTagsInactive (Yes|No) |
Optional |
New state of the pointer tags bit on the processors. "No" partition is
running an operating system which honors the pointer tag bit (such as i5/OS),
"Yes" if the partition is running an operating system which ignores this
bit. |
|
| HighSpeedLinkPool (integer) |
Optional |
The high speed link pool which the partition will be in. The valid values
are 0 which means that it isn't using high speed link, and 1 which means it is
using high speed link. |
|
| VirtualOptiConnectPool (integer) |
Optional |
The virtual opticonnect link pool which the partition will be in. The valid
values are 0 which means that it isn't using virtual opticonnect, and 1 which
means it is using virtual opticonnect. |
|
| VirtualLANField (bitfield) |
Optional |
New virtual LAN connections for this partition. This bit field is made up
of four hex digits, such as 8F2B. Each bit represents a different LAN ID, with
0 being the left most bit. In the case listed above, this partition would be
communicating on the following LAN IDs: 0, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12, 14, and 15. |
|
| ProcessorType (Physical|Virtual) |
Optional |
Type of processors the new partition will have. |
|
| PhysicalProcessors (integer) |
Optional |
Number of physical processors for the new partition. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMin (integer) |
Optional |
Physical processor minimum for the new partition. |
|
| PhysicalProcessorsMax (integer) |
Optional |
Physical processor maximum for the new partition. |
|
| VirtualProcessors (integer) |
Optional |
Number of virtual processors for the new partition. |
|
| VirtualProcessorsMin (integer) |
Optional |
Virtual processor minimum for the new partition. |
|
| VirtualProcessorsMax (integer) |
Optional |
Virtual processor maximum for the new partition. |
|
| ProcessingUnits (float) |
Optional |
Number of processing units for the new partition. This value will be
truncated to 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsMin (float) |
Optional |
Processing units minimum for the new partition. This value will be
truncated to 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessingUnitsMax (float) |
Optional |
Processing units maximum for the new partition. This value will be
truncated to 2 decimal places. |
|
| ProcessorPoolID (integer) |
Optional |
Number assigned to the processor pool which the new partition will be in.
The only valid processor pool ID is 0 in V5R1. |
|
| MainStorage (integer) |
Optional |
Amount of main storage(MB) for the new partition. |
|
| MainStorageMin (integer) |
Optional |
Main storage(MB) minimum for the new partition. |
|
| MainStorageMax (integer) |
Required |
Main storage(MB) maximum for the new partition. |
|
| InteractivePerformance (integer) |
Optional |
Interactive performance(% of system) for the new partition. |
|
| InteractivePerformanceMin (integer) |
Optional |
Interactive performance(% of system) minimum for the new partition. |
|
| InteractivePerformanceMax (integer) |
Optional |
Interactive performance(% of system) maximum for the new partition. |
|
| HostPartitionID (integer) |
Optional |
Sets the partition ID of the hosting i5/OS partition for this guest
partition. (DTDVersion = 10) |
|
| IgnoreCommunicationsInuseWarnings (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Tells whether a communications type(High Speed Link, Virtual OptiConnect,
or Virtual LAN) should be disconnected if it is in use. "Yes" if this
communication should be disconnected, "No" if it should not. The default is
"No". |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101000, 101001, 101010, 101200, 101201, 101210, 101211, 101212,
101220, 101221, 101222, 101230, 101231, 101232, 101240, 101241, 101242, 101250,
101251, 101252, 101253, 101260, 101270, 101280, 101290, 101500, 101501, 101600,
102100, 10D000, 11000B, 11000C, 11000E, 110022, 11003E, 11004F, 110050, 110051,
110052, 110053, 110054, 120014, 120028, 120029, 12002A, 12002B, 12002C, 120032,
120033, 120034, 120035 |
|
| |
|
Action: CreateProcessorPool |
| |
| tag format: |
<CreateProcessorPool
ProcessorPoolID="integer"
PhysicalProcessors="integer">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</CreateProcessorPool>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action is used to create a new processor pool. The user
must be an LPAR Administrator to perform this action. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| ProcessorPoolID (integer) |
Required |
Number assigned to the processor pool to be configured. The only valid
processor pool ID is 0 in V5R1. |
|
| PhysicalProcessors (integer) |
Optional |
Number of physical processors for the new processor pool. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 101011, 101210, 101211, 110046, 110048, 11004A,
110078 |
|
| |
|
Action: DeletePartition |
| |
| tag format: |
<DeletePartition
PartitionID="integer">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</DeletePartition>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action is used to delete a secondary partition. Resources
owned by the partition will be made available for other partitions to use. The
partition must be in the off state to be deleted. The user must be an LPAR
Administrator to perform this action. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| PartitionID (integer) |
Required |
Specifies which partition to apply the action to. This value can range from
0 to 31, if the hardware supports 32 partitions. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101000, 102000, 11000D |
|
| |
|
Action: DeleteProcessorPool |
| |
| tag format: |
<DeleteProcessorPool
ProcessorPoolID="integer">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</DeleteProcessorPool>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action deletes a processor pool. No partitions can be
using the pool when it is deleted. The processors in the pool will be made
available to be reallocated. The user must be an LPAR Administrator to
perform this action. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| ProcessorPoolID (integer) |
Required |
Number assigned to the processor pool which should be deleted. The only
valid processor pool ID is 0 in V5R1. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 110049 |
|
| |
|
Action: RestartSystem |
| |
| tag format: |
<RestartSystem
IgnorePrimaryAtXPFWarning="Yes|No"
IgnoreSecondaryPartitionsActiveWarning="Yes|No"
.
<Message . . . >
.
</RestartSystem>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action is used to restart the system for configuration
changes to take effect. The user must be an LPAR Administrator to
perform this action. This action does not require a CommitActions tag for
changes to occur. |
| |
| Attribute(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| IgnorePrimaryAtXPFWarning (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Tells whether the system should be restarted if the primary partition is up
at XPF. "Yes" if the system should be restarted regardless of the state of the
primary, "No" if it should only be restarted if the primary is at DST. The
default is "No". |
|
| IgnoreSecondaryPartitionsActiveWarning (Yes|No) |
Optional |
Tells whether the system should be restarted if any secondary partitions
are running. "Yes" if the system should be restarted regardless of whether any
secondaries are active, "No" if the system should only be restarted if all
secondary partitions are off. The default is "No". |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 102101, 102110 |
|
| |
| Action: SaveLPARConfigurationData |
| |
| tag format: |
<SaveLPARConfigurationData>
.
<Message . . . >
.
</SaveLPARConfigurationData>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action updates the logical partitioning configuration data
stored on all active secondary partition load source disk units with the
logical partitioning configuration data on the primary partition load source.
The user must be an LPAR Administrator to perform this action. This
action occurs whether it is committed or not. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 11000D, 110064, 110065, 110068, 1103E8, 1203E9, 12000A,
12000B, 12000C, 12000D, 12000E, 12000F, 120012, 120013 |
|
| |
| Action:
SynchronizeLPARConfigurationData |
| |
| tag format: |
<SynchronizeLPARConfigurationData>
.
<Message . . . >
.
</SynchronizeLPARConfigurationData>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action writes the logical partitioning configuration data
stored on this side of the load source disk unit to the other side (from source
A LIC to source B LIC, or from source B LIC to source A LIC). The user must be
an LPAR Administrator to perform this action. This action occurs whether
it is committed or not. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 11000D, 110064, 110065, 110068, 1103E8, 1203E9, 12000A,
12000B, 12000C, 12000D, 12000E, 12000F, 120012, 120013 |
|
| |
| Action:
UnclearLPARConfigurationData |
| |
| tag format: |
<UnclearLPARConfigurationData>
.
<Message . . . >
.
</UnclearLPARConfigurationData>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This action is used to unclear the logical partitioning
configuration data stored on the primary partition load source disk unit. The
system will attempt to recover from a previous clear. If any logical
partitioning configuration actions were performed after the previous clear
operation, then the original logical configuration data saved before the clear
would have been changed and the unclear will not recover the original
configuration. This action should only be performed if advised to do so by a
service representative. The user must be an LPAR Administrator to
perform this action. This action occurs whether it is committed or not. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| 101010, 11000D, 110064, 110065, 110068, 1103E8, 1203E9, 12000A,
12000B, 12000C, 12000D, 12000E, 12000F, 120012, 120013 |
|
| |
|
Status |
| |
| tag format: |
<Status
Handle="string">
.
<ActionProfile . . . >
.
<Message . . . >
.
</Status>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to request status about an LPAR action which
has been requested. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| Handle (string) |
Optional |
Handle to the currently opened session, which was obtained from an
OpenSession tag. This also updates the timeout value which is used to
automatically close the session if the server hasn't gotten a response from the
client for 5 minutes. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| ActionProfile |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Returns information about an action which was requested. |
|
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
This is an output only tag which can be used to return messages. |
| |
| message ids (hexadecimal) |
| No new message IDs that the parent tags cannot also
return. |
|
| |
|
ActionProfile |
| |
| tag format: |
<ActionProfile
ActionID="integer"
ActionType="string"
PercentDone="integer"
Stage="integer"
ActionState="Successful|Failed|Running|
Waiting|Canceled|Purged">
.
<Message . . . >
.
</ActionProfile>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to return the status of an action which is
pending, running or has already run. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| ActionID (integer) |
Required |
Number associated with the action. This number can range from 0 to 511. If
more than 512 actions are requested for the system or the system is IPLed, then
the number wraps back around to 0. This number is only known by the partition
which requested the action, and all entries are cleared if the partition is
IPLed. |
|
| ActionType (string) |
Optional |
Name of the action. This name matches the name of the tag which was used to
request the action. For example, if the user requests a ConfigurePartition
action, this attribute would be set to ConfigurePartition. |
|
| PercentDone (integer) |
Optional |
Percentage of the action which has been completed. |
|
| Stage (integer) |
Optional |
The stage that the action is in, if the action has multiple stages. This is
currently not used for any LPAR configuration actions. |
|
| ActionState (enumeration) |
Optional |
State of the action. Possible values: Successful| Failed| Running| Waiting|
Canceled| Purged. See table below for a description
of the values. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| Message |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Returns error/warning code(s) encountered from trying to perform the
requested actions. |
|
| |
|
Message |
| |
| tag format: |
<Message
MessageID="integer"
MessageType="Error|Warning|Info">
.
<MessageData . . . >
.
</Message>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag is used to return any messages (Errors, Warnings, or
Info) that occur. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| MessageID (integer) |
Required |
Identifier representing a message which can be returned by the system. See
table below for a description of the values. |
|
| MessageType (enumeration) |
Optional |
Type of message. Possible values are: Error| Warning| Info. The default is
Error. Error means that an error occurred which caused the request to fail.
Warning means that the configuration change may cause unexpected problems to
occur, but the user can override the warnings and the configuration changes
will go through. Info means that the request was successful, but there is
information about the request that the user should be aware of. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| MessageData |
Optional, Can Repeat |
Data associated with the message. |
|
| |
|
MessageData |
| |
| tag format: |
<MessageData
Type="string"
Value="string"/>
|
| |
| usage: |
| This tag specifies any data that is associated with the
message. |
| |
| Attribute |
Condition |
Description |
| Type (string) |
Required |
The type of data that is included in the tag, such as PartitionID. |
|
| Value (string) |
Optional |
The actual value of the data. |
| |
| Sub Tag(s) |
Condition |
Description |
| None |
| Type |
Value |
Description |
| Attribute |
Name of attribute (String) |
There was a problem with this attribute. Either it is an illegal attribute
or its value was invalid. |
|
| AttributeValue |
Value of attribute (String) |
There was a problem with this value for the attribute. This shows errors
like an attribute should have been an integer and was not, or an attribute is
an enumerated type and the value given was not one of the valid options. |
|
| PartitionID |
Identifier of the partition. (Integer) |
The partition the message is about. |
|
| SessionType |
GUI, GreenScreen (String) |
Unable to open a new session because a session is already open. GUI means
that another XML client already has a session open, GreenSreen means that a
green screen client already has a session open. |
|
| SubTag |
Name of Sub Tag (String) |
There was a problem with this XML Sub Tag. The subtag is either not valid
or it was missing. |
|
| Tag |
Name of Tag (String) |
There was a problem with this XML Tag. The tag is either not valid or it
was missing. |
|
| |
| States
that an action can be in. |
| |
| State |
Description |
| Successful |
The action has completed successfully. |
|
| Failed |
The action was attempted but has failed. A message should be associated
with the action to tell what caused the action to fail. |
|
| Running |
The action is currently running. The PercentDone attribute will specify how
close the action is to completing. |
|
| Waiting |
The action is waiting for another action ahead of it in the queue to
complete before it can be run. |
|
| Canceled |
The action was not run because the user canceled it using the cancel action
tag. |
|
| Purged |
The action was not run because an action ahead of it in the queue failed to
complete successfully. |
|
| |
|
DescriptionID values for I/O Resources |
| |
| Resource Description |
DescriptionID |
| Uninitialized Description |
1 |
|
| Bus Expansion Adapter |
1000 |
|
| SI Controller |
1001 |
|
| Bus Control Card |
1005 |
|
| Multi-adapter Bridge |
1006 |
|
| SI I/O Adapter |
1007 |
|
| SI System Adapter |
1008 |
|
| Remote HSL I/O Bridge |
1009 |
|
| Bus Expansion Unit |
1010 |
|
| Remote Bus Expansion Adapter |
1011 |
|
| Bus Extension Driver |
1015 |
|
| Bus Extension Receiver |
1020 |
|
| Bus Extension Unit |
1021 |
|
| Control Panel |
1025 |
|
| Deleted Resource |
1028 |
|
| Disk Expansion Unit |
1030 |
|
| System Bus |
1035 |
|
| Virtual System Bus |
1036 |
|
| SI Ring |
1037 |
|
| Remote SI Network Bus |
1038 |
|
| Main Storage |
1040 |
|
| Main Storage Riser |
1041 |
|
| Main Storage L3 Cache |
1042 |
|
| Power Controller |
1045 |
|
| Rack Enclosure |
1050 |
|
| Device Enclosure |
1051 |
|
| Bus Adapter |
1052 |
|
| Virtual Bus Adapter |
1053 |
|
| Shared Bus Adapter |
1055 |
|
| Shared Bus Unit |
1056 |
|
| System |
1060 |
|
| Active Backplane |
1061 |
|
| Backplane Extender |
1062 |
|
| System Clock |
1065 |
|
| System Expansion Unit |
1070 |
|
| System Processor |
1075 |
|
| System Unit |
1080 |
|
| Voltage Regulator |
1085 |
|
| SPCN Card |
1086 |
|
| Processor Capacity |
1087 |
|
| Interactive Card |
1088 |
|
| Capacitor Card |
1089 |
|
| Service Processor |
1090 |
|
| Unknown Resource |
1095 |
|
| Remote System |
1096 |
|
| Remote System Unit |
1097 |
|
| Remote Expansion Unit |
1098 |
|
| Communications IOP |
2000 |
|
| Connectivity IOP |
2005 |
|
| Cryptographic IOP |
2010 |
|
| Facsimile IOP |
2015 |
|
| File Server IOP |
2020 |
|
| Storage IOP |
2025 |
|
| Multiple Function IOP |
2030 |
|
| Workstation IOP |
2035 |
|
| Multiple Function Planar |
2040 |
|
| Combined Function IOP |
2050 |
|
| Remote SI Network IOP |
2060 |
|
| Virtual IOP |
2061 |
|
| Communications IOA |
3000 |
|
| Disk Controller |
3005 |
|
| Diskette Controller |
3010 |
|
| Multiple Function IOA |
3015 |
|
| Virtual Storage IOA |
3016 |
|
| Optical Library |
3017 |
|
| Optical Controller |
3018 |
|
| Tape Controller |
3020 |
|
| Tape Library |
3022 |
|
| Virtual Controller |
3024 |
|
| Workstation IOA |
3025 |
|
| Virtual Adapter |
3030 |
|
| Cryptography Adapter |
3031 |
|
| Virtual Communication IOA |
3032 |
|
| Generic Adapter |
3033 |
|
| Storage IOA |
3034 |
|
| CD-ROM Storage Unit |
4000 |
|
| Communications Port |
4005 |
|
| Disk Unit |
4010 |
|
| Diskette Unit |
4015 |
|
| Display Station |
4020 |
|
| Optical Storage Unit |
4025 |
|
| Plotter |
4030 |
|
| Printer |
4035 |
|
| Tape Unit |
4040 |
|
| Library Picker Arm |
4042 |
|
| Virtual Port |
4045 |
|
| Cryptography Device |
4046 |
|
| Read Cache |
4047 |
|
| Device Services |
4048 |
|
| Backplane |
4049 |
|
| Virtual Communication Port |
4050 |
|
| Communications Channel |
5000 |
|
| Empty Position |
6000 |
|
| Inaccessible Position |
6001 |
|
| Occupied Position |
6002 |
|
| |
|
States that the partition can be in. |
| |
| State |
Description |
| On |
Partition is powered on. |
|
| PoweringOn |
Partition is in the process of powering on. Panel functions may not be
allowed or may be ignored while the partition is in this state. |
|
| Off |
Partition is powered off. |
|
| PoweringOff |
Partition is in the process of powering off. Panel functions may not be
allowed or may be ignored while the partition is in this state. |
|
| Failed |
Partition encountered a pre-IPL type failure, so there may be a problem
with the configuration that is preventing a successful IPL. Check the Product
Activity Log under the primary partition and service documentation for the
system reference code shown. The following reference codes are common:
B2xx 1210 - The system password has not been verified yet on the primary
partition, secondary partitions cannot be IPLed until this is done.
B2xx 1230 - The partition manager has detected a configuration that is not
functionally valid for the partition (minimum requirements for processors, main
storage, or interactive feature percentage not met).
|
|
| UnitAttention |
Partition encountered a run time failure. Check the reference code for the
partition and take the appropriate action. |
|
| Error |
An internal error has caused the control panel task to fail for the
partition. No panel functions will be available. See the Licensed Internal Code
(LIC) log and service documentation. |
|
| New |
Partition was created on this IPL and the system has not yet been IPLed to
activate the partition. |
|
| Unknown |
The state of the partition is unknown. |
|
| |
| StatusID
values for I/O Resources |
| |
| Status |
StatusID |
Status Description |
| Available |
0 |
The resource is in a normal functioning state. |
|
| Unavailable |
518 |
The resource is in a state where requests cannot be processed at this time,
including the status request just issued by the system. |
|
| Failed |
2 or 4613 |
The resource is in a state where the system request for status failed, or
the resource is otherwise not operational. |
|
| Unknown |
11 |
The resource does not support the status request issued by the system so
the operational state is not known. |
|
| |
|
MessageID |
| |
| message codes: |
| There are errors, warnings, and informational messages which
can be returned while attempting to perform LPAR actions. The following is a
list of the messages which can be returned. The message tag will tell if the
message is an error, warning(which can be ignored), or informational. |
| |
| Description |
MessageID
(hexadecimal) |
| Handle not valid. Either the handle was not used within the specified
timeout (LPAR interface is in closed status), or the handle is not the one
provided by the open command. |
1 |
|
Action interface is already open. Another client is currently using the
LPAR function.
Message data associated with this message:
- SessionType - Type of session that has the interface open: Possible values:
GUI / GreenScreen / DST / SST
- UserID - ID of the user who has the session open.
- TCPIPAddress - TCP/IP address of the user if the user is a GUI user
|
2 |
|
| Action failed. |
4 |
|
| Action in progress, new action cannot be started. |
6 |
|
| Open session request failed. |
7 |
|
| Unknown Error |
8 |
|
| User is not authorized to perform the action. |
9 |
|
| Unable to override a warning. |
A |
|
| Cannot cancel action. |
B |
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| Cannot open a new session. |
C |
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| Cannot close the currently open session. |
D |
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Parsing error occurred in the XML stream.
Message data associated with this message:
- Line - line number the error was found on (starting with 1)
- Position - position on the line where the error was found (starting with
1)
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60 |
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Tag is not valid.
Message data associated with this message:
- Tag - name of invalid tag
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70 |
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Tag is missing that was expected.
Message data associated with this message:
- Tag - name of missing tag
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71 |
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Tag is missing that was expected.
Message data associated with this message:
- SubTag - name of invalid sub tag
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78 |
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Sub tag is missing that was expected.
Message data associated with this message:
- SubTag - name of invalid sub tag
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79 |
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Attribute is not valid.
Message data associated with this message:
- Attribute - attribute which is invalid
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80 |
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Attribute is missing which was expected.
Message data associated with this message:
- Attribute - attribute which is missing
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81 |
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Attribute value is not valid.
Message data associated with this message:
- Attribute - attribute with invalid value
- AttributeValue - value of attribute which is not valid
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88 |
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Attribute value is missing.
Message data associated with this message:
- Attribute - attribute with invalid value
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89 |
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| An internally unrecognized LPAR error occurred, causing the action to
fail. |
FE |
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| General LPAR Error. Some internal error has caused the LPAR action to
fail. |
FF |
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| Nothing to return which matches the request. |
D000 |
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| The system does not support LPAR. |
100100 |
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| Partition ID is not valid. |
101000 |
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| Partition ID already exists. |
101001 |
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| Processor pool ID is not valid. |
101010 |
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| Processor pool ID already exists. |
101011 |
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| Partition name is not valid. |
101200 |
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| Partition name already exists. |
101201 |
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| Number of physical processors requested is not valid. Verify that the
requested dedicated processor value is between the minimum and maximum. Verify
that the requested processor pool size is valid. |
101210 |
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| Physical processors minimum is greater than the maximum. |
101211 |
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| Physical processors requested is greater than that available. |
101212 |
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| Number of virtual processors is not valid. Verify that the amount requested
is between the minimum and maximum. |
101220 |
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| Virtual processors minimum is greater than the maximum. |
101221 |
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| Virtual processors requested is greater than that available. |
101222 |
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| Number of processing units requested is not valid. Verify that the amount
requested is between the minimum and maximum. |
101230 |
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| Processing units minimum is greater than the maximum. |
101231 |
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| Processing units requested is greater than that available. |
101232 |
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| Amount of main storage requested is not valid. Verify that the amount
requested is between the minimum and maximum. |
101240 |
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| Main storage minimum is greater than the maximum. |
101241 |
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| Main storage requested is greater than that available. |
101242 |
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| Amount of interactive performance requested is not valid. Verify that the
amount requested is between the minimum and maximum. |
101250 |
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| Interactive performance minimum is greater than the maximum. |
101251 |
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| Interactive performance requested is greater than that available. |
101252 |
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Interactive performance needs to be adjusted.
Message data associated with this message:
- InteractivePerformanceLowerLimit - lowest allowable interactive performance
based on the number of processors
- InteractivePerformanceUpperLimit - highest allowable interactive
performance based on the number of processors
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101253 |
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| High speed link pool is not valid. |
101260 |
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| Virtual OptiConnect pool is not valid. |
101270 |
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| Virtual LAN field is not valid. |
101280 |
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| Physical processors not valid for processor pool. |
101290 |
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| I/O resource LPAR SRID not valid. |
101500 |
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| I/O resource is not owned by the specified partition. |
101501 |
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| I/O resource not changed or configured. |
101502 |
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| IPL source kernel parameters are not valid. (DTDVersion = 10) |
101600 |
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| LPAR configuration data is not valid. (DTDVersion = 10) |
101610 |
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| Request is not valid for the primary partition. |
102000 |
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| Request is not valid for the secondary partition. |
102001 |
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| Action not valid, primary was IPLed to DST. |
102100 |
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| Action not valid, primary was IPLed past DST. |
102101 |
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| Secondary partitions are active. |
102110 |
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Partition created successfully.
Message data associated with this message:
- PartitionID - ID of the partition created
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10D000 |
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Processor pool created successfully.
Message data associated with this message:
- ProcessorPoolID - ID of the processor pool created
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10D010 |
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| Internal LPAR configuration failure. |
110001 |
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| LPAR does not support this function because of its release. |
110003 |
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| Maximum number of partitions have already been configured. |
11000A |
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| Change successful, but partition is not functional. |
11000B |
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| Resources requested greater than is allocated to the partition. |
11000C |
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| Partition is in an invalid power state. |
11000D |
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| Partition is not available. |
11000E |
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Minimum memory not big enough to support maximum.
Message data associated with this message:
- MainStorageMin - Minimum main storage needed to support maximum
|
110022 |
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| Bus is not available. |
110032 |
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| Bus has already been allocated. |
110033 |
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| Bus does not have an owner. |
110034 |
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| Bus is not shared. |
110035 |
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| Bus is in use by another partition so it cannot be configured. |
110036 |
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| Bus has not been allocated. |
110037 |
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| Bus not changable. |
110038 |
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| Bus not in use. |
110039 |
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| Bus not dedicated. |
11003A |
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| Bus is in a switchable tower. (DTDVersion = 10) |
11003B |
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| IOP has already been allocated. |
11003C |
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| IOP is not available. |
11003D |
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| IOP selected lacks capabilities to support requested function. |
11003E |
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| IOP has not been allocated. |
11003F |
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| IOP cannot be added or removed due to IOP type. |
110040 |
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| IOA has not been allocated. (DTDVersion = 10) |
110044 |
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| Processor pool already exists. |
110046 |
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| No available processor pools. |
110048 |
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| Processor pool in use. |
110049 |
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| Processor pool allocation exceeded. |
11004A |
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| Shared processor pool units greater than processors can support. |
11004F |
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| Number of shared processor units not within minimum and maximum range. Not
enough processing units available in the shared processor pool to satisfy the
request. |
110050 |
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| Minimum processor pool units below what minimum virtual processors can
support. |
110051 |
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| Maximum processor pool units above what maximum virtual processors can
support. |
110052 |
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| Shared processor pool units above maximum processor capacity. |
110053 |
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| Shared processor pool units below minimum processor capacity. |
110054 |
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| Logical partitioning configuration data is not valid. |
110064 |
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| Logical partitioning configuration data error detected. |
110065 |
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| Configuration data changed during request, try again. |
110068 |
| IOP must be on a shared bus. |
11006E |
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| Hardware does not support processor pools. |
110078 |
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| Hardware does not support HSL OptiConnect. |
110079 |
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| Logical partitioning configuration data is not protected. |
1103E8 |
|
| Logical partitioning configuration data is protected. |
1103E9 |
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| No LPAR configuration data was found |
12000A |
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| LPAR configuration data does not match the current configuration. |
12000B |
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| LPAR configuration data is from a different system. |
12000C |
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| LPAR configuration data is from a different partition. |
12000D |
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| LPAR configuration data is newer than the current configuration. |
12000E |
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| LPAR configuration data is older than the current configuration. |
12000F |
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| LPAR configuration data has a VRM mismatch. |
120012 |
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| LPAR configuration data has a source and target hardware mismatch. |
120013 |
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| Partition does not support virtual processors because of its VRM. |
120014 |
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| Electronic customer support IOP for the partition doesn't support
ASYNC. |
120028 |
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| Electronic customer support IOP for the partition doesn't support
SDLC. |
120029 |
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| Alternate IPL source IOP for the partition doesn't support a valid Tape
device. |
12002A |
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| Alternate IPL source IOP for the partition doesn't support a valid CD-ROM
device. |
12002B |
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| Primary console hasn't been selected yet for the partition. |
12002C |
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Minimum interactive performance adjusted.
Message data associated with this message:
- InteractivePerformanceMin - new interactive performance minimum
|
120032 |
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Maximum interactive performance adjusted.
Message data associated with this message:
- InteractivePerformanceMax - new interactive performance maximum
|
120033 |
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Minimum processing units adjusted.
Message data associated with this message:
- ProcessingUnitsMin - new processing units minimum
|
120034 |
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Maximum processing units adjusted.
Message data associated with this message:
- ProcessingUnitsMax - new processing units maximum
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120035 |
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| Communication resource is in use. |
12003C |
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| Informational error. |
131200 |
|
| I/O resource is in use. |
132100 |
|
| State of IOP is unknown. |
132101 |
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| IOA required to be powered on. (DTDVersion = 10) |
132105 |
|
| Bus ownership type change failed. |
132201 |
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| Bus was not removed. |
134102 |
|
| IOP was not removed. |
134103 |
|
| I/O resource was not updated. |
134104 |
|
| Slot is powered off. (DTDVersion = 10) |
134106 |
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| IOP requires allocation. |
134200 |
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