Re: Virtual Partition Manager.

Rob,

Please double check the link.  It's dead.

Al

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Virtual Partition Manager
i5/OS now supports virtual partition management to enable the creation and
management of Linux partitions without an HMC.
With the virtual partition manager, an i5 server can support one i5/OS
partition and up to four Linux partitions.
The Linux partitions must use virtual I/O resources owned by the i5/OS
partition.
With the virtual partition manager, uncapped processor partitions can be
created and up to four virtual Ethernet connections can be defined.
Dynamic resource movement is not supported.
Small and medium-sized customers can use the virtual partition manager to
create Linux partitions for their infrastructure applications. If you want
to create multiple i5/OS, Linux, and AIX® 5L dynamic partitions, or use
direct I/O resources and advanced partition management tools, you would
continue to use the HMC for partition management.
Virtual Partition Manager is available via PTF MF34753.
For additional information, refer to the White Paper at
http://www.ibm.com/iseries/linux/vpm

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