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05-19-2007 09:01 PM
05-19-2007 09:01 PM
i have hp server(1 npar and 2 vpar).
due to power interruption,I reboot the server
and the npar is working but the vpar is not running , so one system is running and another is not running.
due to power interruption,I reboot the server
and the npar is working but the vpar is not running , so one system is running and another is not running.
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05-19-2007 09:24 PM
05-19-2007 09:24 PM
Re: Virtual partition monitor not running
Shalom,
I'd say the vpars were not configured to start automatically and were run manually.
I'd suggest checking syslog and then making sure the configuration can survive reboot.
SEP
I'd say the vpars were not configured to start automatically and were run manually.
I'd suggest checking syslog and then making sure the configuration can survive reboot.
SEP
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05-20-2007 05:11 PM
05-20-2007 05:11 PM
Solution
Hi,
I agree with Steven, your vpar is not configured to start automatically. Try to boot manually:
- Break at BCH
- Load hpux: hpux /stand/vpmon
- Under vpmon: vparload -all
regards,
Sandy
I agree with Steven, your vpar is not configured to start automatically. Try to boot manually:
- Break at BCH
- Load hpux: hpux /stand/vpmon
- Under vpmon: vparload -all
regards,
Sandy
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