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4 partitionConfig
partitionConfig consists of the following four groups: partitionConfigCapacity and
three tables such as
partitionConfigTable,
partitionBladeTable, and
partitionPciRiserTable. Each group is described in the following table (a) to (d).
(a) partitionConfigCapacity group
No
Object
identifier
OID Syntax Access Description
1 partitionConf
igCapacity .1.3.6.1.4.1.
116.5.39.4.
1 Integer32 RO Shows the maximum number of
partitions in a server chassis.
The response is always “8”.
(b) partitionConfigTable group (1/2)
No
Object
identifier
OID Syntax
Acces
s
Description
1 partitionConf
igTable .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
16.5.39.4.2 Not-
Accessible NA Shows the table of the
information on a partition
configuration.
2 partitionConf
igEntry .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
16.5.39.4.2.1 Not-
Accessible NA Shows the table entry
describing the information on
the partition configuration.
3 partitionConf
igIndex .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
16.5.39.4.2.1
.1 Integer32 RO Shows the index value ranging
from 1 to
partitionConfigCapacity to
identify the table entry.
4 partitionConf
igPrimaryBla
deNum .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
16.5.39.4.2.1
.2 Integer32 RO Shows the primary blade
number of the partition
corresponding to the index
value shown in #3 ranging from
0 to partitionConfigCapacity-1.
(*1)
5 partitionConf
igBladeCou
nt .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
16.5.39.4.2.1
.3 Integer32 RO Shows the number of blades
that belong to the partition
corresponding to the index
value shown in #4. (*1)
6 partitionConf
igValid .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
16.5.39.4.2.1
.4 INTEGER RO Shows whether or not the
partitions shown in #4 exist.
One of the following messages
is shown. (*2)
1: exist
2: no-exist
3: unknown
(*1) “-1” is shown when no partition corresponding to the index value exists.
(*2) “unknown” is shown when no partition existence data can be obtained.
(*3) “Not Installed” is shown when no partition exists, no server blades corresponding to the
partition installed, or no LPAR manager license given to the server blade corresponding
to the partition.
(*4) “0” is shown when no partition exists, or no server blades corresponding to the partition
installed.