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An administrator is required to create a System WPAR and configure it for mobility, which command will do this?
The correct answer is A. mkwpar-c wparname. Creating a mobile System WPAR in AIX requires mkwpar with the -c flag, which marks the WPAR as checkpointable and enables its mobility capabilities.
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An administrator is required to create a System WPAR and configure it for mobility, which command will do this?
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- Amkwpar-c wparname
- Bmkwpar-m wparname
- Ccrwpar-c wparname
- Dcrwpar-m waprname
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Creating a mobile System WPAR in AIX requires mkwpar with the -c flag, which marks the WPAR as checkpointable and enables its mobility capabilities.
mkwpar is the correct AIX command for creating Workload PARtitions, and the -c flag designates the WPAR as checkpointable - the necessary prerequisite for WPAR mobility - allowing it to be checkpointed, migrated across systems, and restarted on a different host.
The -m flag is not the correct mkwpar option for enabling mobility; WPAR mobility depends on checkpointability, which is enabled by the -c flag.
crwpar is not a valid AIX command; the correct utility for WPAR creation is mkwpar.
crwpar is not a valid AIX command, the -m flag does not configure mobility, and the argument contains a typo making it syntactically incorrect.
Concept tested: AIX WPAR mobility creation with mkwpar -c checkpointable flag
Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/aix/7.3?topic=w-mkwpar-command
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