After a hardware failure, a VIO server has been restored from a mksysb image on a NIM server.
When the VIO server boots, the client LPARs have no network access?
What is the cause of this problem?

Which of the following statements regarding the implementation of Multiple Shared Processor
Pools (MSPPs) is correct?

An administrator is planning to update a server managed with Integrated Visualization Manager
(IVM) from version 1.5 to version 2.2.
Which of the following statements should the administrator take into consideration?

A redundant pair of VIO Servers is used to virtualize the same SAN LUNs to a number of AIX
LPARs. To ensure that Multipath 10 is correctly configured an administrator sets the appropriate
device attributes on the vSCSI disks on the clients.
One of the VIO Servers was shut down for 5 minutes to simulate a failure. After the VIO Server
was brought back online, the administrator found that some LPARs recovered their storage paths
automatically, yet some LPARs did not recover their paths at all.
How can the administrator recover from the lack of path recovery?

A key customer application currently can only be hosted under AIX 5.2. Development work is

underway to update the application to be compatible with more current versions of AIX. An
administrator notices hardware errors are being logged against the legacy POWER3 hardware.
To preserve the application in its current form while avoiding the cost of repairing the legacy
hardware, the administrator plans to migrate the application into a versioned WPAR.
The administrator understands that an intact mksysb image of the 5.2 system is required. Which
additional elements are required?

Which backup scenario will enable a VIO server to be recovered as quickly as possible in the
event of a disaster?

An administrator is creating a WPAR with isolated file system spaces. Before creating the WPAR,
what should the administrator do?

A WPAR environment is being planned. The WPARs will run applications which are to be
completely contained since the network is insecure. How would this be structured?

Which of the following is required when configuring an LPAR that will later be used for Live
Partition Mobility?

An administrator has a Power 720 with 64GB of memory and Active Memory Expansion (AME).
An LPAR has only 10GB of memory available and an application has been sized at 15GB of
memory. The administrator runs amepat to determine an efficient expansion factor. Based on the
output, an expansion factor of 1.6 has been chosen.
How should this be configured in the LPAR?