HP HP0-J65 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

HP HP0-J65 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 261:

  Identify the major benefits of NAS compared to a SAN.

  A. interoperability, lower total cost of ownership
  B. high data protection level, lower total cost of ownership
  C. speed, relative simplicity, proprietary solution
  D. speed, reliability, high data protection level
  A. interoperability, lower total cost of ownership

• Question 262:

  In Brocade web tools, what are valid switch state?

  A. Reconfiguring; up
  B. Marginal; down
  C. Segmented; down
  D. Fragmented; up
  B. Marginal; down

• Question 263:

  Which feature of a B_Series switch requires NPIV connectivity?

  A. Advanced Zoning
  B. FCIP trunking
  C. Access Gateway node
  D. Extended Fabrics
  C. Access Gateway node

• Question 264:

  A company has eight Windows 2003 Servers, each server has two Fibre Channel HBAs and will be running HP StorageWorks SecurePath. The objective is to provide fault tolerant access to their data. Which statement is true?

  A. Fibre Port 1 of controller A and Fibre Port 2 of controller B must be in standby mode.
  B. The suggested configuration will exceed the connection count for the EVA subsystem.
  C. All server HBAs are active to Fibre Port 1 of controller A.
  D. One HBA from each server should be connected to fabricA and the other HBAs should be connected from each server to fabric B.
  D. One HBA from each server should be connected to fabricA and the other HBAs should be connected from each server to fabric B.

• Question 265:

  In a SAN, what are four operating system considerations? (Choose four.)

  A. Is the O/S supported?
  B. Is SWCC supported with O/S?
  C. What SCSI_version is required?
  D. Are there special conditions?
  E. What value is required for "Command timeout"?
  F. What is the required port topology?
  A. Is the O/S supported?
  C. What SCSI_version is required?
  D. Are there special conditions?
  F. What is the required port topology?

• Question 266:

  A customer has an HP BladeSystem c7000 with HP Virtual Connect Flex-10 modules interconnect bays 1 and 2. The customer wants to install an HP Proliant BL460c Server Blade with no options. Which Feature is unavailable to the customer with this configuration?

  A. Fibre Channel
  B. Ethernet
  C. iSCSI
  D. VLANs
  A. Fibre Channel

• Question 267:

  Which SAN design element requires the development of a timeline?

  A. Documentation
  B. Solution Design
  C. Deployment
  D. Information Gathering
  C. Deployment

• Question 268:

  Your customer has a SAN with B-series switches and an extension using certified third party Coarse Wave Division Multiplexing (CWDM) products. Which statement is true?

  A. The distance between the two data centers is in the range of more than 35 km up to 500 km.
  B. CWDMFibre Channel SFPs are available as wavelength-specific 1270 to 1410 nanometer SFPs.
  C. The solution uses CWDM chassis at each site that accommodate up to two active optic CWDM multiplex plug-in modules.
  D. The distance between the two data centers is in the range of 10 km to 35 km.
  A. The distance between the two data centers is in the range of more than 35 km up to 500 km.

• Question 269:

  How does NAS differ from SAN?

  A. SAN accesses data at block level.
  B. SAN is based on JBOD technology.
  C. NAS switches are more flexible than SAN switches.
  D. NAS is industry standard compliant.
  A. SAN accesses data at block level.

• Question 270:

  Your customer has two data center that are approximately 8 kilometers (5 miles) apart. They want to connect the data centers with a direct fibre channel connection. Because they are using a leased line, they are concerned about the security of the data traveling between the data centers.

  Which switch type should they use to secure the traffic between their data centers?

  A. HP SN6000B Fibre Channel Switch
  B. HP Nexus 5000 Converged Network Switch
  C. HP 2408 FCoE Converged Network Switch
  D. HP SN6000 Stackable Fibre Channel Switch
  A. HP SN6000B Fibre Channel Switch