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Re: 5250 command for # processors on this lpar

You could use the web client Websm to access your HMC...
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5250 command for # processors on this lpar







Is there a 5250 command, etc to display the current number of processors 
on this lpar?  Hiking my fanny to my hmc and trying to copy/paste/email 
from that is not desirable.

Rob Berendt

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