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HP Part Number: T2762-90039

Published: January 2007

© Copyright 2004-2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.

Table of Contents

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About This Document
Intended Audience
Related Information
HP Encourages Your Comments
Assumptions
What is gWLM?
Benefits of Using gWLM
Concepts and Terms You Need to Know to Use gWLM
Compatibility with Outside CPU / System Control
The gWLM Management Model
Policy Types
Choosing a Policy Type
Choosing Between an OwnBorrow Policy and a Utilization Policy
Combining the Different Policy Types
Seeing How gWLM Will Perform—Without Actually Affecting the System
Getting Started with gWLM
Tabs and Menus
Using the Wizard
Stopping gWLM
gWLM in Action
Common gWLM Tasks
Fixing the Amount of CPU a Workload Gets
Resizing a Workload’s Npar, Vpar, Virtual Machine, Pset, or FSS Group as Needed
Monitoring gWLM’s Effect on Workloads
High-level View
Graphical Reports
Other Administration Tasks
Initial Steps
Changing from Advisory Mode to Managed Mode
Creating a New Policy
Editing a Policy
Changing Which Policy is Associated with a Workload
Adding a New Npar / Vpar / Virtual Machine / Pset / FSS Group to an SRD
Stop Managing a Workload
Stop Managing an SRD
Finding More Information

List of Figures

1-1 Top controls of the Global Workload Manager screen

List of Tables

1-1 Choosing a policy type
1-2 gWLM A.01.x: Compatible combinations of policy types
1-3 Where to find additional information
   


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