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Managing Superdome Complexes: A Guide for HP-UX System Administrators: HP 9000 Computers

Chapter 3 Managing the Overall Complex

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Collectively, all of the hardware components within a Superdome system are referred to as a complex. Each Superdome complex is comprised of the following building blocks: cabinets (including power, cooling, and utility hardware), cells, and I/O chassis.

You can configure each Superdome complex into one or more partitions: independent virtual systems each capable of running an instance of HP-UX. See Chapter 4 “Configuring and Managing Superdome Partitions” for procedures on managing the partitions within your Superdome complex (such as how to assign cells, and their connected I/O chassis, to partitions).

The hardware components that are used by the overall complex (for example, power supplies, utility hardware, and blowers) are not assigned to specific partitions.

This chapter covers the tasks you perform to manage the components that are common to all partitions in your Superdome complex.

NOTE: Each Superdome complex has only one active Guardian Service Processor (GSP). The GSP is a key Superdome administration tool and is described in Chapter 2 “Superdome Console and Service Interface”.
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