HP HP0-J64 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

HP HP0-J64 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 11:

  What should be added to an HP 3PAR StoreServ design recommendation to support customer business goals of clustering the RIO and reducing the TCO?

  A. HP Virtual Connect Flex fabric Modular
  B. Hp 3PAR Thin Suites
  C. HP 8/24 SAN switches
  D. HP ProLiant Server technologies
  B. Hp 3PAR Thin Suites

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  Cut storage TCO by 50 percent with:

  

  Thin Provisioning

  

  Thin Conversion

  

  Thin Persistence

  

  Adaptive Optimization

  

  Fast RAID Technologies

• Question 12:

  An insurance customer is planning to purchase an HP StoreVirtual SAN to support their large document management repository. They want to utilize Network RAID 6 to protect against multiple failures. What is the minimum number of nodes that must be included in the proposal to support this requirement?

  A. 3
  B. 4
  C. 5
  D. 6
  C. 5

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• Question 13:

  A customer plains to replace their storage array with an HP 3PAR StoreServ 10800 Storage System. This array stores sensitive data and must be highly available. The solution must comply with all legal requirements for securing sensitive data. Which level of service you recommend for the new HP 3PAR StoreServ array?

  A. Support Plus 24
  B. SupportPlus 24 with Data Media Retention
  C. Proactive 24 with 6-hour CTR
  D. Critical Service with Data Media Retention
  C. Proactive 24 with 6-hour CTR

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  Support plus 24 24x7x365 hardware and software services - plus cost-saving software updates and more. HP Support Plus 24 helps you increase performance and availability with comprehensive, consistent hardware and software services. Working with your IT team, HP Services engineers deliver onsite hardware support and over-the- phone software support around-the-clock 365 days per year.

  Choose Support Plus 24 when you need to: Improve uptime with responsive hardware and software services available anytime, cost-effectively obtain expert 24x7 hardware and software support, enjoy consistent service coverage across geographically dispersed sites. Proactive 24 Proactively enhance your environment's stability, effectiveness, and efficiency. HP Proactive 24 Service is an integrated hardware and software support solution that combines efficient problem prevention with responsive technical assistance whenever you need it. This HP Care Pack extended warranty service not only improves the effectiveness of technologies across your networking infrastructure. It establishes a collaborative relationship between you and HP that strengthens your IT team and gives you rapid access to our expertise as issues arise. An assigned HP account manager serves as your primary contact for proactive services and access to our broad base of technical resources. Your account manager works closely with your IT staff to understand your environment and goals, document all the components of your infrastructure, recommend changes to improve performance and stability, and monitor ongoing operations through state-of-the-art remote tools.

  HP Support Plus Provides support for both hardware and software during standard business hours. HP Support Plus 24 Extends HP Support Plus coverage to 24x7 HP Proactive 24 Complements internal IT resource with proactive services that minimize downtime and improve the IT environments's effectiveness.

  

  Critical Service with Defective Media Retention HP Care Pack services with Defective Media Retention (DMR) HP recently announced the introduction of HP Care Pack services with Defective Media Retention (DMR) which allows customers to ensure their data safe and secure by maintaining control over defective storage disks for just a 10% uplift in their Care Pack expenditure

• Question 14:

  A customer is interested in replacing their old storage arrays with HP 3PAR StoreServ StoreServ storage arrays. They are very concerned about data availability primary benefit that should be considered?

  A. mainframe support
  B. automated tiering
  C. clustered architecture
  D. static management
  C. clustered architecture

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  HP 3PAR StoreServ Architecture The tightly clustered, multi-tenant HP 3PAR StoreServ Architecture allows you to start small and grow as you go, adding new applications and workloads affordably and nondisruptively--all within a single, autonomically tiered, flash-optimized array HP 3PAR ASIC with Thin Built In Flash-optimized architecture featuring a Mesh-Active design Fine-grained virtualization and system-wide striping HP 3PAR Persistent Cache HP 3PAR Persistent Ports

  

• Question 15:

  Which tool helps a customer determine if the interoperability of their bill of materials (BOM) is supported by HP?

  A. HP Sizing and Configuration Tool
  B. HP Single Point of Connectivity Knowledge(SPOCK)
  C. HP SAN Designer
  D. HP Storage Product Selector
  B. HP Single Point of Connectivity Knowledge(SPOCK)

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  HP Sizer for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Microsoft?Exchange Server 2010 is a complex application that requires intensive knowledge of deployment strategies, interdependencies, server and storage performance related issues. HP has developed the HP Sizer for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 to assist customers with proper server and storage sizing for their Exchange Server 2010 deployments. The algorithms developed and implemented in this tool are based upon extensive testing of Exchange Server 2010 server roles and technologies, HP's deep experience with Microsoft Exchange, and intricate knowledge of server CPU, memory, and I/O subsystems. This tool is free to download and use, and is designed to simplify configuration across a broad range of deployments. This newest Microsoft Exchange Server Sizer provides support for multiple site deployments, varied client types and access methods, all Exchange Server 2010 server roles, Database Availability Group (DAG) high availability options, choice of tower, rack mounted, or HP BladeSystem server platforms, and either direct attached or SAN-based storage solutions. Based on your input, the tool provides a comprehensive bill of materials along with a deployment overview of the Exchange Server 2010 server roles and storage configurations. Once this Sizer is installed, updates can be downloaded automatically to the underlying software engines that are necessary to provide support for HP server and storage product information details.

• Question 16:

  A customer wants to align their IT structure from their desktop to their rapidly-growing Enterprise data centers.

  They need support in designing a long-term strategy. The HP design team wants to present a roadmap to migrate the existing traditional environment into a virtualized infrastructure. Which HP strategy supports the customer roadmap and

  should be presented in the next meeting?

  A. HP Smart Grid
  B. HP Storage Essentials
  C. HP Converted Infrastructure
  D. HP Adaptive Enterprise
  C. HP Converted Infrastructure

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  It's time to build a better enterprise. Together. It starts with IT convergence: servers, storage, and networking that integrate easily into your existing data center infrastructure. Managed intuitively, with built- in intelligence to optimize your enterprise IT.

  

  To deliver this level of IT value requires an innovative technology partner who has the architecture, the open technologies, and a broad ecosystem of partners. Welcome to the new style of IT.

• Question 17:

  A customer in the financial needs full high availability and optimal write performance of an HP StoreVirtual 4000 solution in case of a data center failure.

  Which Network RAID level should you recommend?

  A. Network RAID 6
  B. Network RAID 10
  C. Network RAID 10+1
  D. Network RAID 10+2
  D. Network RAID 10+2

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  Network RAID-0, Network RAID-5, and Network RAID-6 will not tolerate site failures. Network RAID 5 - Stores three data and one parity as a minimum configuration i.e 3+1 , meaning three nodes as a starting point.

  Network RAID 6 - Stores three data and two parity as a minimum configuration i.e 3+2 , meaning five nodes are required initially.

  Network RAID 10 - Stores two copies of each volume's block, providing continuous data availability across any single node failure.

  Network RAID 10+1 - Stores three copies of each block for mission-critical data that needs to be available despite any double node failure.

  Network RAID 10+2 - used in situations where a cluster is divided between two locations, and the data must be continuously available in the event of both a site failure and a node failure at the alternate site (Campus SAN).

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  Network RAID10+1: Data is striped and mirrored across three or more storage systems. Three copies of the Data in a volume configured with Network RAID10+1 are available and preserved in the event that any two storage systems become

  unavailable. Best applications for Network RAID10+1 are those that require data availability even if two storage systems in a cluster become unavailable.

  Network RAID10+2: Data is striped and mirrored across four or more storage systems. Four copies of the Data in a volume configured with Network RAID10+2 is preserved in the event that any three storage systems become unavailable.

  Network RAID10+2 are designed for Multi- Site SANs to preserve data in the event of an entire site becoming unavailable. Best use for Network RAID10+2 volumes is for data that must be synchronously replicated between two locations and

  must remain fully redundant in the case of an entire site failure.

• Question 18:

  B-series switches with Access Gateway mode enabled provide connectivity to other switches that support which feature?

  A. VSAN
  B. NPIV
  C. FCIP
  D. LSAN
  B. NPIV

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  Access Gateway

  Brocade Access Gateway Mode enables seamless connectivity for Brocade embedded SAN switches to other supported SAN fabrics, enhances scalability, and simplifies manageability. Utilizing N_Port ID Virtualization (NPIV) standards,

  Brocade Access Gateway eliminates switch/domain considerations.

• Question 19:

  How can server performance degradation be avoided during backup in a large virtualized environment with HP Data Protector?

  A. Utilize VMware ESX Server Snapshots
  B. Use HP StoreOnce D2DBS generic library emulation
  C. Configure target side deduplication
  D. Implement zero downtime Backup
  D. Implement zero downtime Backup

• Question 20:

  You are designing a new storage environment for an enterprise customer who deals with application delivery. Which questions should you ask the CEO during the consulting interview to get all of the information to design and position the solution? (Select two.)

  A. What are your business opportunities?
  B. Which cost and risk control mechanisms are in place?
  C. Which service-level improvements do you need?
  D. What is your application development backlog?
  E. What is your competitive business advantage?
  A. What are your business opportunities?
  E. What is your competitive business advantage?

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  CEO - Competitive business advantage; business opportunities CFO - Cost and risk control CIO - IT operating costs; application development backlog Clients - User; service-level consistency or improvement