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IBM Virtualization Technical Support for AIX and Linux - v2 Sample Questions:

1. An administrator has the following configuration on a VIO Server:

Why is this error being displayed?

A) ent3 is controlled by the SEA
B) ent3 is a LHEA port and requires the -L flag
C) ent3 is configured as 'standard' instead of '802.3ad'
D) ent3 has no interface connected

2. An administrator needs to add additional LPARs to a Power 770 server, but all of the
available memory on the system is currently assigned to existing LPARs and is continually utilized.
What solution can the administrator implement on the system to add the LPARs?

A) Active Memory Compression
B) Virtual Memory Management
C) Weighted Memory Allocation
D) Active Memory Expansion

3. How can an existing AIX 5.2 LPAR, which is using SAN storage, be migrated into a versioned WPAR (Workload Partition)?

A) Rezone the SAN storage and use NPIV.
B) Dynamically using LAM.
C) Using LPM, but downtime will be required.
D) Backup and restore a mksysb.

4. An LPAR was created on a POWER6 system with default processor/memory settings. It was migrated from the POWER6 system to a POWER7 system. Over time, that LPAR has been shutdown and restarted.
An administrator now needs to migrate the LPAR back to the POWER6 system, but it fails to validate.
There have been no changes in the LPAR profile, network, or in the SAN configuration.
Which action will enable the operation to complete successfully?

A) Set the processor mode to POWER6 on the source profile and restart the LPAR.
B) Set the processor mode to default on the source profile and restart the LPAR.
C) Set the processor mode to Dedicated on the source profile and restart the LPAR.
D) Set the processor mode to Shared on the source profile and restart the LPAR.

5. An administrator would like to perform a Live Partition Mobility (LPM) operation between two systems. The source system has been configured with a single VIO Server (VIOS) partition and the destination system has been configured with dual VIO server partitions. What must be considered when planning for LPM?

A) Access to all the disk data must be completely provided by at least one of the destination VIO Server partitions.
B) A second VIO Server partition must be configured on the source system to allow for LPM.
C) An LPAR must be configured on the target system before the LPM operation is invoked.
D) Device-level virtualization provided by the single VIOS of the source system must be matched by both of the dual VIOS on the target system.

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