Pre-Summer Special Limited Time 70% Discount Offer - Ends in 0d 00h 00m 00s - Coupon code = getmirror

Home
HP
HPE ASE
HPE0-J68
HPE Storage Solutions Questions and Answers

Pass the HPE ASE HPE0-J68 Questions and answers with ExamsMirror

Practice at least 50% of the questions to maximize your chances of passing.

Exam HPE0-J68 Premium Access

View all detail and faqs for the HPE0-J68 exam

Go to Exam

814 Students Passed

96% Average Score

96% Same Questions

Viewing page 9 out of 9 pages

Viewing questions 81-90 out of questions

Questions # 81:

A customer needs a centralized solution for storing departmental data to be accessed by Windows-based laptops and other personal devices.

Which solution should you recommend?

Options:

Block storage, directly accessed over FC

Block storage, directly accessed over SAS

Object storage, accessed over S3 connector

File-oriented storage, accessed over SMB

Answer

Explanation

For a customer needing a centralized storage solution accessible by Windows-based laptops and other personal devices, file-oriented storage accessed over SMB (Option D) is the most appropriate recommendation. SMB (Server Message Block) is a network file sharing protocol that allows files to be shared among devices running on a Windows network.

File-oriented storage solutions, like HPE's StoreEasy or Nimble with file services, are designed to serve files over the network using SMB, providing easy and secure access to departmental data.

References:

HPE File Storage Solutions

HPE SMB File Sharing

Questions # 82:

A customer currently runs MSA 2040 SAS storage system with SFF drives. They are planning a hardware refresh. The customer is using virtual pools only, and is concerned about problematic data migration

to the new platform.

How can the update to MSA2050 be performed?

Options:

Peer migration license must be purchased for the online migration

Peer migration license must be purchased for the offline migration

Existing drives can be moved to the new system; both systems need to be online

Existing drives can be moved to the new system; both systems need to be offline

Answer

Explanation

When upgrading from an MSA 2040 to an MSA 2050, the customer can physically move the existing SFF drives to the new MSA 2050 system. However, both systems need to be offline during the process to ensure data integrity and a smooth migration. This approach is efficient for customers using virtual pools, as it allows them to transition to the new hardware without complex data migration processes.

References:

HPE MSA 2050 Overview

HPE MSA Data Migration Guide

Questions # 83:

A customer is purchasing an HPE MSA 2050 for a branch office. They will use it for critical data services. The customer is concerned that 64 snapshots will not be adequate as they grow.

What can be added to the array to address the customer’s concerns?

Options:

Advanced Data Services Suite license

All-inclusive Multi-system license

Virtual Copy license

Adaptive Optimization license

Answer

Explanation

The HPE MSA 2050 comes with a base set of features, including the ability to create up to 64 snapshots. However, for customers who require more extensive snapshot capabilities as their data services grow, the Advanced Data Services Suite license is the appropriate solution. This license extends the functionality of the MSA, including an increase in the number of snapshots that can be created and managed, thus addressing the customer's concerns about future growth.

References:

HPE MSA 2050 Storage

HPE MSA Advanced Data Services

Questions # 84:

You are asked to review an installation plan for a new Primera storage array. The array will go into an existing environment that has been in production for over 4 years. It includes:

C7000s with Gen8 blades

8Gb Brocade switches

a 3PAR 7400

an MSA that is used as a backup target

What should you use to find appropriate installation and planning guides?

Options:

SAF Analyze and Collector

Information Library

NinjaSTARS

SPOCK

Answer

Explanation

When reviewing an installation plan for a new Primera storage array in an existing environment, the best resource to find appropriate installation and planning guides is SPOCK (Option D). SPOCK (Single Point of Connectivity Knowledge) provides detailed interoperability and configuration guides, ensuring that all components in the existing infrastructure (such as C7000s, Brocade switches, and 3PAR 7400) are compatible with the new Primera array.

SPOCK is an essential tool for ensuring that the installation process is seamless and that the environment will support the new storage solution without any compatibility issues.

References:

HPE SPOCK Compatibility Tool

HPE Installation and Planning Guides

Viewing page 9 out of 9 pages

Viewing questions 81-90 out of questions