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    This document provides instructions for creating an AIX logical partition (LPAR) on a Power server using the plink secure shell tool. The key steps are: 1. Download plink.exe and place it on the application server. Create a script using plink commands to define LPAR parameters and save it on the server. 2. Import the script into the IBM Depot tool and execute it on each host to create the LPAR. 3. Create a Depot job to run the script and use it to create the LPAR on the application server.

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    This document provides instructions for creating an AIX logical partition (LPAR) on a Power server using the plink secure shell tool. The key steps are: 1. Download plink.exe and place it on the application server. Create a script using plink commands to define LPAR parameters and save it on the server. 2. Import the script into the IBM Depot tool and execute it on each host to create the LPAR. 3. Create a Depot job to run the script and use it to create the LPAR on the application server.

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    Creating LPAR Usning BL7.6-7.5

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    This document provides instructions for creating an AIX logical partition (LPAR) on a Power server using the plink secure shell tool. The key steps are: 1. Download plink.exe and place it on the application server. Create a script using plink commands to define LPAR parameters and save it on the server. 2. Import the script into the IBM Depot tool and execute it on each host to create the LPAR. 3. Create a Depot job to run the script and use it to create the LPAR on the application server.

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    Creating LPAR (AIX) using plink a possibility !!

    There is a possiblity of creating a AIX LPAR using plink Generally in HMC the password will never be changed as it is the central location for all the servers which come into them 1. Download the file plink.exe and place on your appserver c:\ create a script like below and save the same on c:\ c:\plink.exe -ssh -pw Admin@123 root@10.35.145.42 name=LPAR1,profile_name=normal,lpar_env=aixlinux,all_resources=0,min_mem=1024,desired_mem=9 216,max_mem=9216,proc_mode=shared,min_proc_units=0.3,desired_proc_units=1.0,max_proc_units= 3.0,min_procs=1,desired_procs=3,max_procs=3,sharing_mode=uncap,uncap_weight=128,lpar_io_pool_ ids=none,max_virtual_slots=10,"virtual_scsi_adapters=6/client/4/vio1a/11/1,7/client/9/vio2a/11/1","vi rtual_eth_adapters=4/0/3//0/1,5/0/4//0/1",boot_mode=norm,conn_monitoring=1,auto_start=0,power _ctrl_lpar_ids=none,work_group_id=none,shared_proc_pool_util_auth=1 -------------------------------------------------Admin@123 is the Password root==> is the username 10.35.145.42 is the server ip address Ip address mentioned is HMCs -------------------------------------------------2.Righclick on a folder in depot Rightclick==>New==>NSH Script==> in script type select copy and execute the script against each host seperately(for non NSH script) 3. Create a NSH script job once imported and run the job on the appserver Now the job is run and the LPAR is created. reg.. Sounddappan Shanmugam

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