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Q131. - (Topic 1)
What is the difference between deferred and concurrent firmware updates?
A. Deferred firmware can be applied concurrently but contains updates that affect the internal program load path, which are not activated until the next time the server is shut down and restarted.
B. Concurrent firmware must be done on all LPARs in the frame at the same time. Deferred firmware can be loaded on each LPAR at a different time and only becomes active when the LPAR is shutdown and restarted.
C. Deferred firmware can only be applied during an outage to the managed system as it will automatically shut the managed system down during its installation.
D. Concurrent firmware is only for minor fixes to the system mircocode while deferred firmware contains major fixes to the service processor.
Answer: A
Q132. - (Topic 3)
An administrator is required to create a System WPAR and configure it for mobility, which command will do this?
A. mkwpar-c wparname
B. mkwpar-m wparname
C. crwpar-c wparname
D. crwpar-m waprname
Answer: A
Q133. - (Topic 1)
Which TWO groups of actions will create a CDROM file system for device cd0 and mount this on /cdfs? (Select 2)
A. cdutil-s-kcd0/cdfs mount /cdfs
B. Define cd0 mount point as /cdfs in file /etc/cdromd.conf startsrc -s cdromd cdmount cd0
C. Define cd0 mount point as /cdfs in /etc/filesystems as vfs type jfs2 mount /cdfs
D. crfs-vcdrfs-pro-d'cd0'-mVcdfs' mount /cdfs
E. mkfs-v/cdfs/dev/cd0 mount /cdfs
Answer: B,D
Q134. - (Topic 1)
Which AIX command will display the virtual SCSI slot number that is the parent of hdisk0?
A. Isdev
B. Iscfg
C. Isattr
D. Ismap
Answer: B
Q135. - (Topic 3)
An administrator has issued the command to start IBM Systems Director server. The administrator wants to view the changing status to see when it becomes active. How can this be accomplished?
A. smcli-check
B. isdstat-m
C. smstatus-r
D. Iwistat-c
Answer: C
Q136. - (Topic 1)
What TWO situations require a Systems Director Management Console (SDMC) instead of a Hardware Management Console (HMC)?
(Select 2)
A. Managing POWER5, POWER6 and POWER7 servers from one interface.
B. Creating automation plans that perform specific functions on a given event.
C. Implementing Active Memory Sharing (AMS).
D. Utilizing Integrated Virtualization Manager (IVM) to manage Power Systems blades.
E. Managing Power Blades and Power Systems standalone servers from one interface.
Answer: B,E
Q137. - (Topic 4)
What must be done to change the default AIX login screen, which is displayed before the login prompt, when a system is accessed using telnet?
A. Add the desired text to the /etc/motd file.
B. Edit the herald field in the /etc/security/login.cfg file.
C. Update the MESG environment variable in /etc/environment.
D. Add the LC_FASTMSG environment variable to /etc/profile.
Answer: B
Q138. - (Topic 3)
Which command creates an application WPAR?
A. mkwpar
B. wparexec
C. crwpar
D. wparcreate
Answer: B
Q139. - (Topic 2)
An administrator migrated a global environment of AIX 6 to AIX 7 using NIM. They have attempted to use the migwpar command to migratea selection of hosted WPARs from AIX 6 to AIX 7, but a detached system WPAR fails to migrate to AIX 7.
How can a detached system WPAR be migrated to AIX 7?
A. NIM
B. AIX install media
C. savewpar command
D. syncwpar command
Answer: B
Q140. - (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
