58Power Systems Enterprise Servers with PowerVM Virtualization and RAS
Figure 2-32 Virtual adapter management
Now, select the number of virtual adapter the LPAR can have (refer to Figure 2-33). This
affects the adapter ID created in the next section. Specify the number and select create. A
virtual adapter creation box is shown in Figure 2-33.
Figure 2-33 Virtual adapter selection
Although the adapter ID does not matter, the connecting adapter ID must match the VIO
connecting adapter. This creates the “path” through which the hypervisor transfers the data.
After you complete this step, you see a summary of the setup. Review the setup summary
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