A.Add CPU and memory COD so they have room to grow if required
B.Make the server configuration twice as large as the current requirement
C.Configure the server for the current capacity requirements
D.Make the server configuration a little larger than the current capacity requirements

A.An 8-port adapter to the HMC
B.A hub for the private network
C.An additional Ethernet card to the HMC
D.An additional Ethernet card for each partition

A.APV key is not registered
B.Networking and DNS are not configured
C./etc/hosts table on HMC is not configured
D.Virtual IO Server dose not support DLPAR

A.vmo to adjust the maxperm value
B.schedo to adjust the mempool size
C.ioo to modify the maxpgahead value
D.bosboot to reassign the memory cache size

A.A SAN device
B.First I/O drawer
C.Any I/O drawer within the main frame
D.First I/O drawer within the expansion frame

A.A 24 way p5 595 with 3 LPARs
B.A 24 way p5 595 with 2 LPARs
C.One p5 570s 16 way and one p5 570 8 way
D.One p5 595 12 way active and 12 way inactive， and one p5 570 8 way

A.Restart the rsct and inetd daemons
B.Customize the node setting in /etc/services
C.Rename the rootvg filesystems to their original names
D.Customize the node_id file and restart the rsct daemons

A.Daisy chain the unsupported 3rd party storage subsystem devices with the local SCSI disk drive 
B.Assuming the 3rd party storage subsystem has AIX support, enable access through a Virtual IO Server 
C.Assuming the 3rd party storage subsystem has AIX support, implement the Linux partition within an AIX partition 
D.3rd party storage is not an option for p5 570 servers and therefore only IBM disk subsystems can be considered as a solution

A.multiple partitions that share the processing power of a set of physical processors where a partition can be assigned as little as 1/2 of a physical processor's resource. 
B.multiple partitions that share the processing power of a set of physical processors where a partition can be assigned as little as 1/100th of a physical processor's resource. 
C.an advanced virtualization feature of POWER5 systems with Linux (SUSE and Red Hat for POWER) and AIX 5L Version 5.3 that allows multiple partitions to share the processing power of a set of physical processors. 
D.an advanced virtualization feature of POWER5 systems with Linux (SUSE and Red Hat for POWER) and AIX 5L Version 5.2 or 5.3 that allows multiple partitions to share the processing power of a set of physical processors.

A.Dedicated and never Virtual processors are used in Virtual IO Servers partitions
B.Dedicated processors are whole processors that are assigned to a single partition
C.Dedicated processors are fractions of whole processors that are dedicated to a single  partition
D.Dedicated and Virtual processors are interchangeable concepts, both are whole physical  processors used in virtual and dedicated LPARs

A.An additional 7311-D10 drawer
B.An adapter to boot off a SAN device
C.An additional disk to the media bay
D.Two disks to the internal configuration