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Ok,
1) You know if you have just 1 OS in this system?
2) You can use HMC to check how many active CPUs are turned on. Just
select the chekbox next to your system name and go to Properties and
then Processor tab
(Sorry, spanish HMC)
Installed means ALL cores/cpus in sockets
Configurable: Turned on
Assigned: In used by partitions
3) Close this window and click on the server name link. You'll see CPU
and Memory on each LPAR
Good luck
Diego K
El 15/11/17 a las 16:40, Jerry Draper escribió:
We have an 8202-E4D with four processors.
How can I tell how many processors are turned on and in use?
Jerry
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