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HP0-P25 · Question #44

A customer has a version 6 2 Integrity VM, and they convert this guest to a vPar using the following command: The hpvmmodify command completes successfully. When they attempt to boot the guest in…

The correct answer is B. The VM guest did not have the required vPar guest kit installed and therefore cannot run in vPar D. The VM guest was not configured with sufficient memory to run as a vPar guest. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

A customer has a version 6 2 Integrity VM, and they convert this guest to a vPar using the following command:

The hpvmmodify command completes successfully. When they attempt to boot the guest in vPar mode, they get the following output What ate the possible reasons the vPar failed to boot? (Select two)

Exhibit

HP0-P25 question #44 exhibit

Options

  • ATheVM guest was running a version of HP-UX 1li v3 prior 10 the September 2011 update release,
  • BThe VM guest did not have the required vPar guest kit installed and therefore cannot run in vPar
  • CThe VM guest was running HP-UX 11i v2 which is not a supported vPar OS
  • DThe VM guest was not configured with sufficient memory to run as a vPar guest
  • EThe VM guest was running a version of HP-UX 11i v3 prior to the September 2012 update

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  • A
    11% (2)
  • B
    84% (16)
  • E
    5% (1)

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