| Exam Code/Number: | C4040-109Join the discussion |
| Exam Name: | Virtualization Technical Support for AIX and Linux - v2 |
| Certification: | IBM |
| Question Number: | 180 |
| Publish Date: | Jul 10, 2026 |
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A customer has four LPARs: VIO1, VIO2, LPAR1 and LPAR2 VIO Servers (VIOS) are configured with SEA adapter failover and 802.1Q is enabled on the LPARs.
During scheduled maintenance, VIO1 is brought down and the SEA failover happens automatically.
However, network traffic is not leaving the VIO for LPAR1.
The SEA interfaces are setup as follows:
VIO1 - SEA PVIDs 55,60,65,70 VIO2 - SEA PVIDs 45,60,65,75
The LPARs have their virtual network devices setup as follows:
LPAR1 - Adapter ID 55 - VLAN ID 75 LPAR2 - Adapter ID 60 - VLAN ID 45
What is the reason for the networking problem?
An LPAR requires more disk space so an application logging filesystem in datavg can be extended. There is an unused LUN, hdisk5, on the VIO Server.
Which command (or commands) will map the drive directly to the client?
A secondary site is being deployed for application availability and site failover. Servers of identical model and type have been ordered and delivered to the new location.
Additional PowerVM activation keys were obtained for the original location to allow more than 32000 WWNs and enable Active Memory Sharing (AMS).
How can the duplicate systems be updated to enable these additional features?
An administrator is preparing to upgrade the environment's dual Virtual I/O servers (VIOS) from V1.2 to V2.1
What must considered in preparation for this upgrade?
An administrator would like to perform a Live Partition Mobility (LPM) operation between two systems. The source system has been configured with a single VIO Server (VIOS) partition and the destination system has been configured with dual VIO server partitions. What must be considered when planning for LPM?