AIX interview questions



AIX Interview questions: 




Set 1:

1. How to add route persistently in AIX?

3. Firmware upgrade - disruptive or not ? How to check that?

4. Commands to tune kernel perimeters.

5. How to make those kernel parameters permanent?

6. Diff between EtherChannel and Link aggregation.

7. VIO migration steps.

8. What is BB relocation policy and is the default value?

9. How you will perform AIX migration using an ISO image?


Set 2:

1. What is meant by freezing and unfreezing in a cluster?

2. When you migrate the HACMP nodes to a new DC, what configuration changes you need to make to the HA to work?

3. How you will add a new disk to a RG?

4. How you will check the VIO servers from an LPAR?

5. How you will upgrade VIO servers?

6. To boot a NIM client from NIM master, what you need to do at the NIM master?

7. What is the difference between link aggregation and ether channel adapter?

8. What are the backup tools used in your environment?

9. How you will perform SEA failover?

10. What are all the things you have done with a NIM server?

11. On which POWER hardwares you have worked?

12. How you will upgrade the system firmware?

13. How you will perform HMC upgrade?

14. What are the diff between VSCSI and NPIV ?

15. What is meant by a control channel?

16. How you will identify a primary and secondary SEA in VIOS?


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