vCMP on 5200v

i do not have 5200 but 7200. in gui, it is "cores per guest" setting. in cli, it is "cores-per-slot". isn't it same as yours?

e.g.

root@(B7200-R14-S34)(cfg-sync Standalone)(Active)(/Common)(tmos) list vcmp guest test
vcmp guest test {
    allowed-slots { 0 }
    cores-per-slot 8
    hostname test.localdomain
    initial-image BIGIP-11.4.0.2384.0.iso
    management-ip 1.1.1.1/24
    sym-unit-key $M$77$Bu44LKuEXUJKjWZH921s4zHeSYDHdWcHXSbBz9Cqffz8fYiuOLdUluN3Nvj91Kt4
}

Thanks for your reply. I was wondering if you are running vCMP in production ? I understand the feature is available but is it recommended to use it at this stage ?

I was wondering if you are running vCMP in production ? I understand the feature is available but is it recommended to use it at this stage ?

actually i do not have production to run. :)

anyway, i think it depends on how well the sizing is. if it is done correctly, vcmp should not be an issue.

Are there any updates on running VCMP on a 5200

i do see 5200v and 5250v in the sol.

sol14218: vCMP guest memory/CPU core allocation matrix

Is vcmp recommended or stable on non viprion appliances ? like 5200v or 7200v ?