Assuming you are not using a hard (or soft) cap and the other LPARs are not using the whole box, you should be able to run at whatever the others do not use.
Because you are using MIM you might want to leave it at 10 and assuming no LPAR is capped and the CEC is not running flat out the other LPARs can use whatever portion of the 10 is not needed. If you do approach 100% you want MIM on the little guy to be reasonably responsive. There are ways to tune MIM for LPARs of different responsiveness (IIRC you end up forcing the little guy to hit the control files more often than demand would normally dictate). -----Original Message----- Dave Thorn 2 other LPARs on this box: one weight is 47 the other is 43. We want to make the 3rd LPAR=1 (down from 10) and give the other 9 to the one at 47. This LPAR shares MIM with one LPAR on this box and 2 other LPARs on 2 other boxes; all are in the same sysplex. So if it IPLs slowly that's where the problems occur? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 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
