Hitachi Compute Blade 2000 User Manual page 1735

4 partitionConfig
partitionConfig consists of the following four groups: partitionConfigCapacity and
three tables such as
partitionPciRiserTable. Each group is described in the following table (a) to (d).
(a) partitionConfigCapacity group
Object
No
identifier
1 partitionConf .1.3.6.1.4.1.
igCapacity 116.5.39.4.
1
(b) partitionConfigTable group (1/2)
Object
No
identifier
1 partitionConf .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
igTable 16.5.39.4.2
2 partitionConf .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
igEntry 16.5.39.4.2.1
3 partitionConf .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
igIndex 16.5.39.4.2.1
.1
4 partitionConf .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
igPrimaryBla 16.5.39.4.2.1
deNum .2
5 partitionConf .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
igBladeCou 16.5.39.4.2.1
nt .3
6 partitionConf .1.3.6.1.4.1.1
igValid 16.5.39.4.2.1
.4
(*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.
partitionBladeTable, and
partitionConfigTable,
OID Syntax
Integer32
OID Syntax
Not-
Accessible
Not-
Accessible
Integer32
Integer32
Integer32
INTEGER
1684
Access Description
RO Shows the maximum number of
partitions in a server chassis.
The response is always "8".
Acces
Description
s
NA Shows the table of the
information on a partition
configuration.
NA Shows the table entry
describing the information on
the partition configuration.
RO Shows the index value ranging
from 1 to
partitionConfigCapacity to
identify the table entry.
RO Shows the primary blade
number of the partition
corresponding to the index
value shown in #3 ranging from
0 to partitionConfigCapacity-1.
(*1)
RO Shows the number of blades
that belong to the partition
corresponding to the index
value shown in #4. (*1)
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