Number of CPUs in VPAR

[paul_221]

Trying to gather the number of CPUs on a hostname set up as a virtual partition. I have tried using top -d 1 and counting the cpus but that is too difficult. I know that vparstatus -v will give me the number of assigned cpus but I want the number of active cpus. So far top -d 1 is the only thing that I know that gives it to me but it trying to gather the information using a script will proove to be a lot of work. Any easier solutions?

[Stefan Farrelly]

ioscan -fknCprocessor also gives the number of active processes in an individual vpar.

[paul_221]

I tried the ioscan -fknC processor and it showed me 8 processors. However, if I run top -d 1 I only see two processors running and when I run vparstatus -v I can see that this is correct because there has only been two processors assigned to the hostname. Is there an ioscan (or anyother command) that will show me the two processors that are currently running for that particular hostname?

[Dietmar Konermann · Accepted solution]

mpsched -s


Best regards...
Dietmar.

[Deshpande Prashant]

HI
Try
#vparstatus -A for local cell
#vparstatus -C for all cells.

Thanks.
Prashant.