what is the difference between npar and vpar in HP-UX?
Answer Posted / dave_chamoli82
An npar is a physical separation of a single computer into
multiple partitions, each having separate hardware
components: cell boards, I/O, etc.
A vpar is a virtual separation of either a single computer
or an npar into multiple virtual partitions, done with
software.
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