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Assign remote consoles to LPARs
Assign a remote console to an LPAR in the same way as the USB device assignment.
Connecting the LPAR to which the USB device is assigned via remote console, you can
operate the guest OS.
To change the remote console connection to another guest OS, assign the USB device to
that destination.
As changing the USB device assignment, the remote console assignment is changed.
For further details, see
Assign USB devices to LPARs .
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When connecting via remote console, the remote
console screen display or mouse operation might
become slower due to Super Video Graphics Array
(SVGA) emulation.
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When the USB device is assigned to another guest OS,
it might take about 30 seconds before you can operate
the keyboard and mouse.
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When transferring from the Basic environment to LPAR
manager environment, the screen might not be
displayed with the remote console connection. For
further details, see Migration between basic
environment
and LPAR manager environment .
Since remote console connection gives graphic processing
overhead on the LPAR, the assigned performance declines a
bit. When executing application that requires performance,
detach it from the LPAR.