Unless things have changed, weights are a proportion of the (total) CEC. With 2 engines on LPAR A, 50% can still be attained, but with a higher apparent usage of the 2 engines as compared to having all 3 available. With one engine, only 33% is available, so LPAR A will be effectively (hard-)capped at that. The unused capacity will be available to the other LPAR, and it will go to around 66%.
Should be pretty well explained in the PR/SM planning manual for your processor - see Resourcelink. Shane ... From: "R.S." > The following scenario: > two LPARs on 3 CP machine, shared CPs, both LPARs are assigned weight of > 50%. > Now I issued on LPAR A: > CF CPU(2),OFFLINE > and then > CF CPU(1),OFFLINE > > Question: > Machine has x MIPS. What are the limits for LPAR A and LPAR B ? > 1/6 of x and 5/6 of x ? > 1/2 of x and 1/2 of x ? > > I mean 100% workload on each system. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
