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C9010-022 · Question #165

In the graphic below, the LPAR's current physical and virtual processor allocation matches its desired settings How do these settings limit system processor assignment for the LPAR?

The correct answer is B. The LPAR will be able to use a maximum of 4.0 processing units of capacity in the shared processing pool. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

In the graphic below, the LPAR's current physical and virtual processor allocation matches its desired settings How do these settings limit system processor assignment for the LPAR?

Options

  • AThe LPAR can increase to 16.00 processing units of capacity in the shared processing pool as needed.
  • BThe LPAR will be able to use a maximum of 4.0 processing units of capacity in the shared processing pool.
  • CThe LPAR will be able to use a maximum of 6.0 processing units of capacity in the shared processing pool.
  • DThe administrator will be allowed to add a maximum of 4.0 additional processing units to the LPAR using DLPAR, making its allocation 6.0 processing units.

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  • A
    6% (1)
  • B
    76% (13)
  • C
    12% (2)
  • D
    6% (1)

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