Which feature should you enable and configure so session requests addressed to a specific instance
can be allocated different processor resources based on session request properties?
A.
Resource Governor
B.
Windows System Resource Manager
C.
Processor affinity
D.
I/O affinity
B is correct Answer.
A. Incorrect: You can use Resource Governor to assign resources only from within an
instance. You cannot use it to assign resources across instances.
B. Correct: You can use WSRM to assign processor resources to different instances.
C. Incorrect: Although you can use processor affinity to assign resources, by using
processors it is only possible to assign resources to instances in lots of 25% of the
total CPU bandwidth. This does not meet the requirements of the question; hence,
you should use WSRM.
D. Incorrect: I/O affinity enables you to assign dedicated processors to disk I/O. You
can’t use this for distributing CPU bandwidth across instances.
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“based on session request properties” is the key word. A is the answer.
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2. Which feature should you enable and configure so session requests addressed to
a specific instance can be allocated different processor resources based on session
request properties?
A. Resource Governor
B. Windows System Resource Manager
C. Processor affinity
D. I/O affinity
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2. Correct Answer: A
A. Correct: Resource Governor enables you to allocate session requests to different
resources based on the characteristics of the session request properties.
B. Incorrect: WSRM enables you to allocate different resources to different instances
but does not enable you to allocate different resources based on session requests.
C. Incorrect: Processor affinity enables you to configure the instance to use specific
processors but does not enable you to differentiate resources based on session
request properties.
D. Incorrect: I/O affinity enables you to configure disk I/O to occur by using a specific
processor but does not allow you to differentiate resources based on session
request properties.
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Agree. A.
@Razor: “…so session requests addressed to a specific instance” means that the requests have already been addressed to that specific instance.
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A Resource Governor
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