HP HPE2-T37 Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 8

HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops Management - OneView Edition can be used free of charge for the HPE Synergy platform because the licenses are included. This means that customers using HPE Synergy systems receive the benefits of HPE OneView management capabilities without additional licensing costs.

Option A is incorrect because HPE OneView versions do not align with version 8.40; as of the knowledge cutoff in 2023, HPE OneView versions are up to 6.x.

Option C is incorrect because the availability of the service is not restricted to customers with more than three HPE Synergy frames.

Option D is incorrect because HPE ProLiant G6 servers are not supported by HPE OneView; support typically begins from Gen8 servers onward.

HPE OneView Licensing Guide: HPE Synergy includes HPE OneView Advanced licenses as part of the system purchase.

HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops Management Overview: Indicates that HPE Synergy customers have integrated licensing for management software.

HPE OneView and HPE Synergy Licensing: Details on included licenses with HPE Synergy platforms.

When a server is placed in maintenance mode using HPE OneView, it will suppress unwanted emails and activity alerts for routine server maintenance. This mode is designed to prevent alert storms and unnecessary notifications during planned maintenance activities.

Option A (Correct): Maintenance mode suppresses alerts and notifications for the specified server.

Option B: Server profiles remain assigned; they are not removed during maintenance mode.

Option C: Network and storage connections are not disabled; the server's connectivity remains unchanged unless manually adjusted.

Option D: The server is not repositioned into an isolated network automatically.

HPE OneView User Guide: Describes the maintenance mode feature and its impact on alerting (see 'Placing a server in maintenance mode').

Managing Server Maintenance in HPE OneView: Explains how maintenance mode affects server monitoring and alerts.

To configure Quality of Service (QoS) on HPE Synergy frames equipped with HPE Virtual Connect SE 700Gb F32 Modules, you use the Logical Interconnect Group in HPE OneView. The Logical Interconnect Group (LIG) serves as a template that defines the networking configurations for interconnect modules, including QoS settings, network uplinks, and stacking.

Option B (Correct): QoS settings are defined within the Logical Interconnect Group, ensuring consistent network configurations across multiple enclosures.

Option A: Fabric Manager is not an HPE OneView object used for this purpose.

Option C: Logical Enclosure represents a collection of enclosures but does not define QoS settings.

Option D: Enclosure Group defines the physical configuration but not the network-specific QoS settings.

HPE OneView User Guide: Details on configuring QoS within a Logical Interconnect Group (see 'Creating and editing Logical Interconnect Groups').

HPE Synergy Configuration Guide: Provides instructions on setting up QoS policies in LIGs.

Configuring QoS in HPE OneView: Explains how to apply QoS settings via Logical Interconnect Groups.

The HPE Storage Integration Pack for VMware vCenter is deployed as a virtual appliance to the supported hypervisor. This means it is delivered as a pre-configured virtual machine image that you import into your VMware environment. Deploying it as a virtual appliance simplifies installation and integration, allowing for seamless management of HPE storage resources directly within VMware vCenter.

HPE OneView documentation states that the integration pack is provided as a virtual appliance for deployment on supported hypervisors, enhancing storage management within VMware environments.