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Rhishabh Srivastava wrote:
Using server feature code and processor feature code and model i can find
the min and max value that can be supported by the particular model but the
current value is less and i am not getting a clue from system to find it .
Rhishabh, is your customer's system partitioned?
And do you know how many processors are activated?
I like to use the Performance Capabilities Reference found at
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/advantages/perfmgmt/resource.html to
look up CPW ratings (see Appendix C) and find lots of other useful
information. This reference has just been updated for POWER7.
However we would still need to know how many CPUs are active in the
customer's LPAR, if partitioned.
I'm happiest when customers take advantage of the free IBM service
"PM for Power Systems" (see:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/support/perfmgmt/activation.html to
activate it.) This collects and summarizes performance data from your
iSeries by LPAR. It will tell you how many CPUs are allocated to the
LPAR and how many CPW are available and are being consumed. I can't
remember which reports are free and which are fee but
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/support/perfmgmt/index.html will
show you sample reports.
-Dan R.
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