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HP2-E49 · Question #68
How do Integrity Virtual Machines (VMs) differ from vPars?
The correct answer is D. VMs share processor and I/O devices among guest kernels; vPars do not. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
How do Integrity Virtual Machines (VMs) differ from vPars?
Options
- AVMs use dedicated resources that are exclusively under the control of one kernel; vPars do not.
- BvPars employ the Platform Manager; VMs do not.
- CvPars are better than VMs for fine-grained, virtualized soft partitioning with shared resources.
- DVMs share processor and I/O devices among guest kernels; vPars do not.
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