Q1. - (Topic 4)
What is the minimum number of processing units which can be specified in the LPAR profile of an AIX LPAR hosted on a POWER7 server?
A. 0.1
B. 0.05
C. 0.01
D. 1
Answer: B
Q2. - (Topic 2)
Why would the 'bffcreate -d/dev/cd0 -t/tmp/images all' command be run?
A. To create installation or update images of all software packages from media in /dev/cd0
B. To install all software packages from the media in /dev/cd0 that have prerequisites met on the system or in /tmp/images.
C. To make a file in /tmp/images that lists all of the software packages on media in /dev/cd0
D. To make a copy of all software in /tmp/images and store onto the writable media in /dev/cd0
Answer: A
Q3. - (Topic 4)
When migrating an LPAR utilizing Live Partition Mobility (LPM), which statement is correct?
A. The source and destination systems must be managed by different HMC devices.
B. The destination system must have the same virtual adapter slots free on its VIO Server as the source system.
C. Physical disk attributes for backing devices must have the same reservation policy set on both source and target VIO Servers.
D. LPARs with dedicated I/O adapters can be migrated using LPM, provided the same dedicated I/O adapters are available on the destination system.
Answer: C
Q4. - (Topic 1)
An administrator wants to create a filesystem with a specific logical volume name, disk location, and disk placement. Which pair of commandswill allow these attributes to be set during filesystem creation?
A. crfs followed by chvg
B. crlv followed by mkfs
C. mkfs followed by chfs
D. mklv followed by crfs
Answer: D
Q5. - (Topic 1)
Whataction does the following command perform for a new AIX hdisk, hdisk1 ?
chdev -I hdisk1 -a pv=yes
A. Makes the disk available for use
B. Changes the existing pvid on the disk to Yes'
C. Sets the physical volume identifier
D. Clears volume group locks
E. Resets the volume group descriptor area
Answer: C
Q6. - (Topic 1)
Before changing virtual memory settings, how can an administrator check the valid range of values for a tuning parameter?
A. Iscfg-T
B. Isattr-R
C. vmtune-l
D. vmo-L
Answer: D
Q7. - (Topic 1)
A P0WER5 520 system is being cloned onto a Power 780. The source system is on internal disks, and the vg01 volume group is mirrored. After installing AIX, which sequence of actions will recreate the vg01 volume group and restore data on the new system?
A. Have all the applications shut down.
Create a backup of each filesystem to an NFS mount using the backup command.
Restore thefilesystem backups with the restorevgfiles command.
B. Create a backup onto an NFS server using the mksysb command and referencing the
correct data volume group Restore the backup of vg01 with the smit fast path smit
restmksysb.
C. Have all applications shut down.
Use the savevg command to create a backup of the data volume group to an NFS mount.
Restore the savevg on the clone system with the restvg command.
D. Shut down all application running from the data volume group.
Run the cpio command to write thefile to a local NFS server.
Restore command with the backup to recreate vg01.
Answer: C
Q8. - (Topic 3)
Which command will read a volume group backup stored at/dev/cd1 and restore the /myapp/app.c file to the /data/testcode directory?
A. restorevgfiles -f /dev/cd1 -s -d /data/testcode ./myapp/app.c
B. restvg -d /dev/cd1 -s -f /data/testcode./myapp/app.c
C. restore -Tqvf/dev/cd1 -s -d /data/testcode ./myapp/app.c
D. listvgbackup -restore /dev/cd1 -s -f/data/testcode ./myapp/app.c
Answer: A
Q9. - (Topic 3)
An administrator has noticed that root receives email every day, stating that the Electronic Service Agent (ESA) has not been configureD. The company does not use ESA and the administrator would like the daily emails to stop. How can this be achieved?
A. Use SMIT to configure the Electronic Service Agent.
B. Remove the entry generating the email from root's crontab.
C. Have an IBM SSR add the ESA keys to the HMC.
D. Order an MES for the system, specifying the feature code to refuse ESA.
Answer: A
Q10. - (Topic 3)
Which Korn shell syntax is used to assign the directory of the called script to a variable called mydir?
A. mydir=$(dirname $0)
B. $mydir=$(dirname $0)
C. mydir=${dirname $@}
D. mydir=$(dirname $?)
Answer: A