In Huawei FusionCompute, which statement about the IMC function is incorrect?

The statement regarding IMC (Intelligent Migration of Computing) that asserts enabling IMC guarantees the successful migration of virtual machines between different CPU models is incorrect because, while IMC facilitates migration, it does not absolutely ensure success in all scenarios involving mismatched CPU models.

IMC does help by allowing greater flexibility in handling different CPU feature sets, but the ability to successfully migrate virtual machines depends on multiple factors, including compatibility between the required CPU features and the actual capabilities of the source and destination hardware. There may still be limitations or conditions under which a migration will fail, even with IMC enabled.

The context for the other statements highlights the importance of IMC in specific scenarios. It is advisable to enable IMC in clusters with inconsistent CPU models to improve migration capabilities. Similarly, regarding the support for migrations between CPU feature sets, while lower versions may be migrated to higher versions, the successful performance of the VMs post-migration cannot solely rely on enabling IMC. Lastly, enabling IMC with inconsistent main frequencies among CNAs is a sound practice to safeguard against potential issues during migrations.