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Re: upgrading from 720 to i520

In the question, the i520 is already at V5R3. So the first part of D would be right? am I right? When you add the second part ("Upgrade 520 to OS/400 V5R3"), it makes it wrong.
So what would we be missing to save objects on the 720 at V5R1 and restoring only what is needed to a brand new i520 running V5R3. 

Leo



Pete Massiello wrote:


B is the correct answer.

Remember that some of the answers are close, and there are some
distractors in the questions to make them false.  If you look at D for
instance, its almost right, but if you tried to reload V5R1 on a 520 it
wouldn't work as it needs as a min V5R3.

I helped write the V5R3 Multiple Systems Admin test this summer, along
with a few other Midrange-l people and you really need to read the
questions carefully.  If you have experience using what the test is
certifying you for, then if you really read the questions you have a good
chance of passing.  The questions are not meant to fool you, just to
insure you have a good level of understanding on the subject.

Pete Massiello

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: upgrading from 720 to i520
From:    "Daniel Ang Ee Khye" <ang@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date:    Sun, October 9, 2005 6:47 am
To:      midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Hello All:

I'm currently taking 000-8666 certification and would be grateful if
someone can assist me on this question:

A customer has a model 720 model running os/400 V5R1. They need to upgrade
to an eServer i5 520 running v5r3. What is he recommended procedure to
complete the upgrade?

A) Perform the RISC to RISC migration from model 720 to the 520
B) Upgrade model 720 to v5r3. Unload Model 720 and reload to 520
C) Upgrade model 720 to v5r3. Otder and install a model upgrade to the 520
D) Unload model 720 and reload on the 520. Upgrade 520 to OS/400 V5r3.

i've choosen B. and btw what does RISC to RISC migration means? I couldnt
find much info from google.

Thanks in advance!

regards,
daniel

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