The command ms (managed system) allows the administration of managed systems. Among other things, the following areas of administration are covered:

• • Management of virtual networks and switches
  • Administration of SR-IOV
  • Entering update access keys (UAK)
  • Status of managed systems
  • Power-on and power-off of managed systems
  • Dynamic Plattform Optimisation
  • Profile backups
  • View processor, memory, and I/O information
  • …

A complete list of the supported functions is displayed if the ms command is started without arguments:

$ ms
USAGE:
   ms [ ...]  [ ...] [ ...]ms -L|-V

Recognized keywords:
   addvnetwork - Add virtual network
   addvswitch - Add virtual switch
   bkprofdata - Back up profile data
   chattr - Change attributes
   cheth - Changes virtual ethernet attributes of a managed system
   chled - Change state of an LED
   chlparmigr - Changes partition migration attributes of managed system
   chlparutil - Change sample rate for utilization data collection
   chmem - Change memory attributes
   chprocpool - Change shared processor pool attributes
   chsriov - Switch SR-IOV adapter either to dedicated or shared mode
   flrt - List FLRT
   chvnetwork - Change attributes of a virtual network
   chvswitch - Change attributes of a virtual switch
   enteruak - Enter new Update Access Key (UAC)
   history - Show state or configuration changes
   initprofdata - Initialize profile data
   list - Show names for specified managed systems
   lsattr - List attributes
   lseth - Display virtual ethernet attributes of managed system
   lsfc - List virtual FC informations
   lsled - Display state of system attention LEDs
   lslic - List LIC levels
   lslparmigr - Display partition migration attributes of managed system
   lslparutil - Show sample rate for utilization data collection
   lsmem - Display informations about memory
   lsmemopt - Show memory affinity scores
   lsproc - Show processing resources
   lsprocpool - Show shared processor pools
   lsprofdata - Lists profile data backups
   lspwrmgmt - Show power management settings
   lsrefcode - List reference codes for a service processor
   lsslot - List physical I/O slots
   lssriov - List informations for SR-IOV adapters, physical ports or logical ports
   lssysprof - List system profiles
   lsunit - List physical I/O units
   lsvnetwork - List virtual networks
   lsvswitch - List virtual switches
   mksysprof - Create system profile
   procstat - Show physical processor pool utilization data
   poweroff - Power off managed system
   poweron - Power on managed system
   rename - Rename managed system
   rmprofdata - Remove profile data backup
   rmsysprof - Remove system profile
   rmvnetwork - Remove virtual network
   rmvswitch - Remove virtual switch
   rstprofdata - Restore profile data
   show - Show basic informations
   startmemopt - Start DPO or mirrored memory defragmentation
   stopmemopt - Stop DPO or mirrored memory defragmentation
   status - Display status of managed system
   help [{||usage}]
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