000-106 試験問題を無料オンラインアクセス

A retail customer has an 8-core Power 740 server with 2 partitions. Production has 4 dedicated cores and the test partition has 2 dedicated cores. Both partitions run during the day without problems. At night, batch processing is exceeding the run window. Which solution addresses this problem without requiring additional hardware?

• A.Enable Dynamic Symmetric Multithreading in the HMC to balance workloads across processors.
• B.Add processing resources during the times they are required using Utility Capacity on Demand.
• C.Changing the partitions to Uncapped can make use of additional processor cycles during peak workloads.
• D.Adding VMControl will automate processor resource allocation during peak workloads

A customer wants to monitor energy consumption for all of their IBM systems. What part of the IBM Systems Director family supports this function?

• A.Power and Energy Manager
• B.Thermal and Energy Manager
• C.PowerVM Energy Manager
• D.Active Energy Manager

An IBM i customer would like to run multiple workloads on a new POWER7 system. One of the software packages that needs to run is Systems Director Standard Edition. The customer also needs to use DB2, Domino, and WebSphere in a single operating system instance.
What will meet the customer needs with the minimum number of partitions?

• A.Two VIO Server instances, one to support IBM i running DB2, WebSphere, and Domino, and the other to run Systems Director.
• B.A single physical partition running IBM i, and a hosted AIX partition running AIX 5.2.
• C.One AIX and one IBM i partition.
• D.One partition running IBM i.

A customer has a Power 780 with 16 cores installed and activated. If the system is running in TurboCore mode, how many cores are available to use?

• A.8
• B.16
• C.32
• D.24

A customer would like to have the ability to permanently activate processor and memory resources as their workload increases. Which of the following supports the customer requirement?

• A.Reserve Capacity on Demand
• B.Capacity Upgrade on Demand
• C.Uncapped Capacity on Demand
• D.Utility Capacity on Demand