When dynamically moving processors from one lpar to another snmp no longer reports accurate processor information:
INT MAX for moved processors confuses reports:
hrProcessorLoad.1 = 2147483647
Also snmp does not match processor sequential number to smtctl
smtctl starts with number 4 and snmp starts with number 1.
# snmpinfo -h localhost -m dump -v -c XXXXXX hrProcessorTable
# snmpinfo -h localhost -m dump -v -c XXXXXX hrProcessorTable
hrProcessorFrwID.1 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.2 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.3 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.4 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.5 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.6 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.7 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.8 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.9 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.10 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.11 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.12 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.13 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.14 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.15 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.16 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.17 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.18 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.19 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.20 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.21 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.22 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.23 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.24 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.25 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.26 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.27 = 0.0
hrProcessorFrwID.28 = 0.0
hrProcessorLoad.1 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.2 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.3 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.4 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.5 = 58
hrProcessorLoad.6 = 33
hrProcessorLoad.7 = 7
hrProcessorLoad.8 = 7
hrProcessorLoad.9 = 71
hrProcessorLoad.10 = 56
hrProcessorLoad.11 = 15
hrProcessorLoad.12 = 17
hrProcessorLoad.13 = 72
hrProcessorLoad.14 = 56
hrProcessorLoad.15 = 14
hrProcessorLoad.16 = 17
hrProcessorLoad.17 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.18 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.19 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.20 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.21 = 85
hrProcessorLoad.22 = 62
hrProcessorLoad.23 = 7
hrProcessorLoad.24 = 9
hrProcessorLoad.25 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.26 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.27 = 2147483647
hrProcessorLoad.28 = 2147483647
smtctl
This system is SMT capable.
This system supports up to 8 SMT threads per processor.
SMT is currently enabled.
SMT boot mode is not set.
SMT threads are bound to the same physical processor.
proc8 has 4 SMT threads.
Bind processor 4 is bound with proc8
Bind processor 5 is bound with proc8
Bind processor 6 is bound with proc8
Bind processor 7 is bound with proc8
proc16 has 4 SMT threads.
Bind processor 8 is bound with proc16
Bind processor 9 is bound with proc16
Bind processor 10 is bound with proc16
Bind processor 11 is bound with proc16
proc24 has 4 SMT threads.
Bind processor 12 is bound with proc24
Bind processor 13 is bound with proc24
Bind processor 14 is bound with proc24
Bind processor 15 is bound with proc24
proc56 has 4 SMT threads.
Bind processor 24 is bound with proc56
Bind processor 25 is bound with proc56
Bind processor 26 is bound with proc56
Bind processor 27 is bound with proc56
proc40 has 4 SMT threads.
Bind processor 20 is bound with proc40
Bind processor 21 is bound with proc40
Bind processor 22 is bound with proc40
Bind processor 23 is bound with proc40
proc64 has 4 SMT threads.
Bind processor 16 is bound with proc64
Bind processor 17 is bound with proc64
Bind processor 18 is bound with proc64
Bind processor 19 is bound with proc64
proc72 has 4 SMT threads.
Bind processor 0 is bound with proc72
Bind processor 1 is bound with proc72
Bind processor 2 is bound with proc72
Bind processor 3 is bound with proc72
Machine Type-Model : 9119-MME (POWER8)
Product Version : 7.2
Technology Level Service Pack : 7200-05-04
LPAR Configuration : Standalone AIX
