HP HPE2-T37 Using HPE OneView Exam Practice Test

Licenses were not purchased in the original order for the modules and were ordered separately.

The operation to delete a volume using HPE OneView fails because the volume is presented to a server. HPE OneView prevents deletion of volumes that are actively assigned to servers to avoid disrupting operations and data loss. Before deleting the volume, you must unassign it from any server profiles or disconnect it from the servers.

Option A (Correct): Volumes in use cannot be deleted until they are detached.

Option B: There is no "permanent" flag that prevents deletion.

Option C: Having snapshots may prevent deletion on some storage systems, but HPE OneView primarily blocks deletion based on active assignments.

Option D: A rebuilding volume might have restrictions, but the primary reason in this context is active presentation to a server.

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.

A logical enclosure support dump file in HPE OneView can be encrypted to secure its content when sending through the internet. Encryption ensures that sensitive diagnostic data and configuration information contained within the support dump are protected during transmission. Users have the option to encrypt the support dump using a password before sharing it with HPE Support.

Option A (Correct): The support dump file can be encrypted to enhance security when transferring over networks.

Option B: Support dumps can be created at any time, not only when the logical enclosure is in a maintenance state.

Option C: Authorized administrators can create support dumps; it is not limited to HPE Support engineers.

Option D: Support dumps are not sent automatically; they must be manually generated and shared as needed.

When creating a remote scheduled backup in HPE OneView, the supported location type that can be selected is SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol). SFTP ensures secure transfer of backup files to a remote system by encrypting both commands and data, providing a secure method for backing up sensitive configuration information.

Scheduled to be uploaded to the remote location.

During the HPE Synergy hardware discovery process in HPE OneView, the trap destination to HPE OneView is configured on the iLO management processor. This setting ensures that the iLO sends SNMP traps and alerts directly to HPE OneView, enabling centralized monitoring and alerting.

Option D (Correct): The iLO is configured to send traps to HPE OneView during discovery.

Option A: HPE Remote Support is not configured automatically during hardware discovery.

Option B: Active Directory integration is set up separately and is not part of the discovery process.

Option C: Security modes are not configured during the initial discovery.

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The HPE OneView appliance can be deployed to KVM, in addition to VMware ESXi and Microsoft Hyper-V. HPE provides support for deploying the OneView virtual appliance on KVM hypervisors, allowing customers with KVM environments to use OneView for managing their infrastructure.

Option A (Correct): KVM is a supported hypervisor for HPE OneView appliance deployment.

Option B: Incorrect, as KVM is supported.

Option C/D: Workarounds like nested virtualization are unnecessary since KVM is supported.

To use the second mezzanine slot in an HPE Synergy 480 Gen10 compute node for dedicated FC connectivity, a second processor must be installed. The second mezzanine slot is electrically connected to the second processor's PCIe lanes. Without the second CPU, the slot is inactive and cannot be used, regardless of any configuration in HPE OneView.

Option A: While server profiles are necessary, they do not enable hardware components.

Option B: Memory size does not affect mezzanine slot availability.

Option C: Licensing does not enable hardware slots; it allows for management features.

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If the desired CPG (Common Provisioning Group) is not available when creating a volume in HPE OneView, you should verify that the CPG was imported as a managed storage pool. In HPE OneView:

Managed Storage Pools: Only storage pools (CPGs) that have been imported and are managed by HPE OneView will be available for provisioning volumes.

Importing Storage Pools: You need to manually import the specific CPG as a managed storage pool within HPE OneView to make it selectable during volume creation.

Steps to Resolve:

Navigate to Storage Systems in HPE OneView.

Select the HPE Primera array in question.

Go to Storage Pools and verify if the CPG is listed.

If not, use the Add Storage Pool option to import the CPG as a managed pool.

HPE recommends creating backups before and after upgrading HPE OneView to a new version. Backing up before an upgrade ensures you have a restore point in case the upgrade encounters issues. Creating a backup after a successful upgrade captures the current state of the appliance with the new version, allowing for future recovery if needed.

Option D (Correct): Backups should be created both before and after upgrading.

Option A/B/C: While backups are important, these actions do not typically necessitate an immediate backup of HPE OneView.

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When the HPE OneView appliance is rebooted or offline, it does not affect the managed resources. Servers, storage systems, and networking devices continue to operate normally. The appliance serves as a management interface, and its availability is not required for the ongoing operation of the infrastructure. However, management tasks cannot be performed until the appliance is back online.

Option A: The appliance being offline does not impact network or storage traffic.

Option B: Servers are not placed into maintenance mode automatically.

Option D: The iLO processors remain accessible directly; the appliance's status does not affect iLO accessibility.

Only an Infrastructure administrator can restore an appliance from a backup file.

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In HPE OneView, you can configure the iLO Federation Group parameter using a server profile. This setting allows you to assign the server's iLO to a specific federation group, enabling features like group power control and firmware updates across multiple servers. By configuring this parameter within the server profile, you ensure consistent iLO settings across all servers that use that profile.

Option A (Correct): iLO Federation Group can be set in the server profile to organize iLOs into groups for collective management.

Option B: The iLO firmware repository is managed separately and is not configured via server profiles.

Option C: Active Directory integration is a global setting configured at the appliance level, not per server profile.

Option D: Access to the remote console is managed via iLO user permissions, not directly through server profiles.