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(6) Clicking
“Submit” enables to set the information of (5).
(7) Clicking
“Cancel” enables to move to the initial screen of Core Status.
IMPORTANT:

Proc information may not be displayed at ”Core Status” page by
Procs or PMMs. releasing, replacing, removing, and insertiing of
the Procs or PMMs.
In that case, please check cores status after “Clear All” operation
at “Fault Information” of the Server Web Console. Please refer the
section 2.10 for “Fault Information”.
 Please execute “Clear All” operation after replacing of the
processor or changing the number of cores. And also please set
“Enable” to the disabled cores.
 After “Clear All” operation, the core count might be 10. If so, set
“Enable” to the core properly. The changed setting will be applied
at all server’s next boot.
For Example) If cores of PROC2 are not recognized
1) Execute "Clear All” operation at “Fault Information”, and
check core status “Core Status” of the Server Web Console #1
2) And then, please set Valid(Enable) to the cores of Proc2 has
been rediscovered by “Core Status” operation at the “Core
Status” page.
3) Power on the server
IMPORTANT:
In the event of failure of the core
Immediately after the failure,the failure core is displayed as
Valid(Disable).
Then after the next power on, the Valid(Enable) setting of failure
core will be replaced by alternate core.
The failure core will not be displayed.
Alternative core will be core of the Valid(Disable) or Invalid setting
in the same processor. Alternative core is selected in the order of
lowest to highest number.
IMPORTANT:
When using software of the license system which is charged by
CPU unit or CPU Core unit, additional license may be required
when moving a valid Core to other CPU.