A customer has a 32-core Power 770 with 4 AIX partitions and

第1题：

A customer has a mixed environment of AIX on POWER4 and POWER5， and x86 based systems running a supported distribution of Linux. There is a total of 7 partitions and three standalone x86 servers. The customer wants to consolidate their applications using a single 4-core POWER6 server.  What is the minimum PowerVM edition that supports the customer requirement？（）

• A、 PowerVM Lx86
• B、 PowerVM Express Edition
• C、 PowerVM Standard Edition
• D、 PowerVM Enterprise Edition

第2题：

A small IT department is deploying Power 720 servers exploiting virtualization technologies.  Each Power 720 will have two partitions， one with 6 cores and one with 2 cores， and both partitions having 32GB of memory each. Live Partition Mobility is being considered at some point in the future. What is the minimum AIX Edition required to support the customer？（）

• A、AIX Basic Edition
• B、AIX Express Edition
• C、AIX Standard Edition
• D、AIX Enterprise Edition

第3题：

第4题：

A customer needs a system supporting four partitions， each with the following requirements： ？ 0.6 1.65GHz processors ？ 2GB memory ？ AIX 5.2 They also need the ability to grow the system in the future.  Which pSeries system would be positioned best to meet this customer’s requirements？（）

• A、p5-550 with the Advanced POWER Virtualization feature and AIX 5.2
• B、p5-550 with the POWER5 processor technology and AIX 5.2
• C、p5-570 with the Advanced POWER Virtualization feature and AIX 5.3
• D、p5-570 with the POWER5 processor technology and AIX 5.2

第5题：

A customer has a Power 770 running an SAP ERP workload on AIX 7. It has a single partition with 12 cores and 48GB of memory and the CPU is underutilized at 46% with 1000 users. Memory utilization is at 80%. The number of users will increase to 1700, increasing memory utilization by 37%. Which of the following supports this requirement?（）

• A、Active Memory Server
• B、Active Memory Sharing
• C、Active Memory Pooling
• D、Active Memory Expansion

第6题：

In addition to a POWER5 system and an HMC， what else is required to enable Micro-Partitions in an AIX environment？（）

• A、AIX 5.3 and Dynamic Logical Partitioning
• B、AIX 5.2 and Dynamic Logical Partitioning
• C、AIX 5.2 and Advanced POWER Virtualization feature
• D、AIX 5.3 and Advanced POWER Virtualization feature

第7题：

A customer wants to take advantage of IBM’s Micro-Partitioning capabilities for their new AIX applications.   The pSeries technical specialist should recommend purchasing which of the following？（）

• A、p5 hardware， AIX 5.2， Virtual I/O Server
• B、POWER4 hardware， AIX 5.3， Virtual I/O Server，
• C、p5 hardware， AIX 5.3， Advanced POWER Virtualization feature
• D、POWER4 hardware， AIX 5.2， Advanced POWER Virtualization feature

第8题：

A customer has many RS/6000s and POWER4 systems running different AIX applications.  What should the customer do to best position themselves for the migration to POWER5？（）

• A、Upgrade OS to AIX 5.2.
• B、Implement Micro-Partitioning.
• C、Upgrade HMC to support POWER5.
• D、Install Partition Load Manager.

第9题：

A customer has a requirement for a single AIX LPAR to be highly available. The customer only has enough funding to purchase a single system. Which would be the most critical option to mitigate AIX availability?（）

• A、Dual power supplies.
• B、Twice the amount of disk.
• C、Two dual-port LHEA adapters.
• D、Two dual-port fibre channel adapters.

第10题：

Micro-Partitioning can be defined as（）.

• A、multiple partitions that share the processing power of a set of physical processors where a partition can be assigned as little as 1/2 of a physical processor's resource. 
• B、multiple partitions that share the processing power of a set of physical processors where a partition can be assigned as little as 1/100th of a physical processor's resource. 
• C、an advanced virtualization feature of POWER5 systems with Linux (SUSE and Red Hat for POWER) and AIX 5L Version 5.3 that allows multiple partitions to share the processing power of a set of physical processors. 
• D、an advanced virtualization feature of POWER5 systems with Linux (SUSE and Red Hat for POWER) and AIX 5L Version 5.2 or 5.3 that allows multiple partitions to share the processing power of a set of physical processors.