IBM is a leading corporation in the IT world, excelling in all the technological fields of both computer manufacture and software building or in giving consulting services. IBM has been ranked the best by many of the worlds leading magazines and surveys, and has its mark in being the most award and prize winning corporation of the world, and the corporations rapidly growing scope render it to be one of the most successful future organizations to work with. One of the IBMs top certifications, the Power Systems with POWER7 and AIX & Linux Technical Sales Skills exam awards one with the prestigious IBM certification recognized globally. The fact that the certification is of IBM is an attraction enough for many aspiring to go for it, but the fact that the 000-225 exam will make you inept in working with the latest technologies of the IBM is even more rewarding and beneficial for the skilled. The 000-225 exam has 41 questions and a time limit of 60 minutes or one hour. The exam comes in English language and passing score for the 000-225 is 60%. The Power Systems with POWER7 and AIX & Linux Technical Sales Skills exam topics along with the percentage weight are listed below:
AIX, and the product knowledge relative to AIX (32%)
The candidates need to have sound knowledge of the AIX (Advanced Interactive Executive), and need to be in touch with and updated about the latest news and editions. Moreover, the practical knowledge about the operating systems of AIX also includes being able to upgrade the editions, include their features, and to differentiate between the editions and other systems such as Linux, etc.
Linux and Power Systems Software Stack, AIX (24%)
This involves being able to explain Linux support and licensing on Power System Servers. Be able to identify tools for different software management tasks including HMC, Flex Systems Manager (FSM), and other tools related to the Power system Solutions.
Virtualization (17%)
Explain the limitations and features of the vSCSI and NPIV, and also differentiate between them.
Gathering Customer Requirements (12%)
Determination of strategies, and different approaches in different customer environments
Designing System in order to support the Customer Requirements (15%)
Identify the system requirements and properties in a given scenario.