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lpar command to determine # of asigned cpu's 1

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Hi everyone,

I was wondering ...

Is there an lpar command line command to determine the number of CPU's that have been assigned to the lpar without having to look on the hmc ?

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Thomas
 
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You can use the lparstat command.

man lparstat

or you can as well know that from the topas command!

Regards,
Khalid
 
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You can try the topas with the -C option to give you the statistics of all of your 5.3s lpars on the same box!

topas -C

Regards,
Khalid
 
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