Setting deconfiguration policies
Set various processor and memory configuration and deconfiguration policies.
You can set various policies to deconfigure processors and memory in certain situations. You can enable policies that deconfigure the processor when failures occur, such as a predictive failure (for example, correctable errors generated by a processor exceeding the threshold). You can also enable the firmware to power off a processing unit (also called a node) for concurrent maintenance when any of the resources in that node are deconfigured. The field core override value can also be set.
To set the deconfiguration
policies or the field core override value, you must have one of the
following authority levels. Any user can view the deconfiguration
policies.
- Administrator
- Authorized service provider
To set deconfiguration policies or the field core override value, complete the following steps:
- On the ASMI Welcome pane, specify your user ID and password, and click Log In.
- In the navigation area, expand .
- Select Deconfiguration Policies.
- In the right pane, select Enabled or Disabled for each policy.
- Click Save settings.
