A client is designing a system to support three 24×7 applications, each in a different environment.
The plan is to host these applications on a new POWER7 based server to add to their existing
POWER6 servers. Virtual I/O Server will not be used.
The applications have the following OS and processor requirements:
AIX 6.1 with a peak of 2 cores between 10am-2pm
AIX 5.3 with a peak of 2 cores between 5pm-10pm
AIX 5.2 with a peak of 2 cores between 3am-7am
Outside the peak periods, the processor utilization is extremely low.
Which of the following configurations supports the design requirements?

A.
Each applications each needs its own LPAR running native AIX.
The LPAR must be running the appropriate version of AIX.
The LPARs can all use the shared pool and be uncapped.

B.
The AIX 5.2 can be hosted in a WPAR in an AIX 7.1 LPAR.
The AIX 5.3 and AIX 6.1 can each have their own LPAR.
All LPARs can use the shared processor pool.

C.
A minimum of four processor activations is required.
Two dedicated processors for an AIX 5.2 LPAR.
AIX 5.3 and AIX 6.1 can share 2 processors

D.
The LPAR profiles can set the processor mode to POWER6
The AIX 6.1 and AIX 5.3 LPARs can be migrated using Live Partition Mobility.
The AIX 5.2 could only be migrated if it is in a WPAR.

Explanation: