Intro to LPAR:
What are LPAR systems and how they answer several
business requirements in an economical fashion.
Glenn Ericson
Intro to LPAR:
We will define Logical Partitioning
(LPAR), its components and discuss
what it means to LPAR your system
and why you might want to do this.
It sets the stage for the environment,
and the thought processes, as well
as the actions and work efforts to
complete a secure LPARed system.
We will also discuss the financial and
performance pros and cons that had
to be considered during this project.
LPAR is the wave of today and
tomorrow. It is worth an investment
of your time. By the end of this
session, attendees will understand
what makes up an LPARed system
and the evaluation, sizing and
experiences.
What are LPAR systems and how they answer several business requirements in an economical fashion.
Glenn Ericson has worked in the MIS area for over 29 years. An IBM AS/400 Certified Specialist, Glenn took early retirement from IBM Northeastern Area AS/400 staff in 1993. For the past several years, he has concentrated his efforts on providing midrange solutions through the use of quality tools in the iSeries 400 arena and external infrastructures. Glenn has programmed, written manuals, developed and taught classes and seminars, managed products and projects. Most recently, he has completed projects on LPARs and Server Consolidations.