Enabling and disabling SR-IOV logical ports
You can enable or disable single root I/O virtualization (SR-IOV) logical ports by using the Hardware Management Console (HMC). The HMC must be at Version 9.1.0, or later.
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- To disable an SR-IOV logical port, type the following command from the HMC command
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The logical partition can be either in the running or shut down state.chhwres -m <managed-system> -r sriov --rsubtype logport -o d [-p <partition-name> | --id <partition-ID>] -a “adapter_id=<adapter-id>,logical_port_id=<logical-port-id>”
- To enable an SR-IOV logical port, type the following command from the HMC command
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The logical partition can be either in the running or shut down state.chhwres -m <managed-system> -r sriov --rsubtype logport -o e [-p <partition-name> | --id <partition-ID>] -a “adapter_id=<adapter-id>,logical_port_id=<logical-port-id>”
- To verify whether SR-IOV logical ports are enabled or disabled, type the following command from
the HMC command
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If the value of the is_disabled attribute is 0, the SR-IOV logical ports are enabled. If the value of the is_disabled attribute is 1, the SR-IOV logical ports are disabled.lshwres -m <managed-system> -r sriov --rsubtype logport [--filter "<filter-data>"] –level <type> [-F [<attribute-names>] [--header]]