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Which statement is correct when comparing functionalities of the AF,CF, and SF series in the nimble storage portfolio?

A.
Zero copy clone are unique feature of all flash array within the nimble portfolio
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A.
Zero copy clone are unique feature of all flash array within the nimble portfolio
B.
SF series supports storage snapshots and replication using veeeam backup & replication CS and AF series support storage snapshot only.
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B.
SF series supports storage snapshots and replication using veeeam backup & replication CS and AF series support storage snapshot only.
C.
Inline deduplication for complete array capacity in combination with compression is offered by the AF and SF series only (67) need to check
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C.
Inline deduplication for complete array capacity in combination with compression is offered by the AF and SF series only (67) need to check
D.
99.9999% availability measured and guaranteed for AF and CF series arrays, SF series array offer 99.999% availability.
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D.
99.9999% availability measured and guaranteed for AF and CF series arrays, SF series array offer 99.999% availability.
Suggested answer: C

Explanation:

Inline deduplication and compression are advanced features offered in the HPE Nimble AF (All-Flash) and SF (Secondary Flash) series. These features reduce the amount of physical storage required by eliminating duplicate data and compressing stored data, making it more space-efficient. This capability is available across the entire capacity of the AF and SF series arrays, allowing for substantial savings in storage space and cost. The AF series is designed for primary workloads requiring high performance, while the SF series is optimized for secondary workloads, such as backups and archival, with similar data reduction benefits.

asked 16/09/2024
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