HPE2-T37 Using HPE OneView Questions and Answers

HPE Synergy frames are managed using HPE Composer 2, which is running an embedded HPE OneView instance.

HPE Synergy frames can be added to an HPE OneView appliance, if they are running HO 6 or iL0 5.

HPE Synergy frames are managed using a Rack Management Controller, not an HPE OneView instance.

HPE Synergy frames can be added to the HPE OneView appliance, used to manage the HPE ProLiant servers.

Shrinking a volume

Volume conversion

Remote replication

Growing a volume

A PowerShell script must be used to upload IL0 firmware to the Internal or external firmware repository.

A custom SPP iso Image must be created with the new IL0 firmware version and uploaded to the repository.

An external repository must be created, because standalone components are supported only In an external repository.

ILO firmware can be marked as a hotnx and uploaded directly to the Internal or external firmware repository.

Logical Enclosure

Logical Interconnect Group

Logical Interconnect

Server Profile

HPE ProLiant G6 and newer systems.

HPE Synergy compute nodes Gen10 or later.

HPE ProLiant Gen10 and newer systems

HPE superdome Flex and Superdome Flex 280

reset an il_0 management processor to activate the new boot mode for the server

reinstall an operating system, as UEFI is using different drive format than Legacy BIOS

reset BIOS settings to the defaults so UEFI settings can be applied

reset BIOS settings to the defaults through the server profile after changing the boot mode

Set a specific workload profile within Logical Interconnect Group and update all servers.

Set a specific workload profile for all managed servers as an HPE OneView global setting.

Set a specific workload profile within server profile template and update all profiles.

Set a specific workload profile using IL0 interface for each individual server.

For FC uplink sets, an additional uplink from second module should be added for redundancy.

The maximum supported number of the internal networks for logical interconnect is configured.

Additional uplink ports can be added to ETH-Uplink to increase available bandwidth.

FC uplinks are not supported and will be converted to FCoE or RoCE uplinks.

Visualization of MACs and WWNs.

Storage connection management

SAN storage management.

Firmware and drivers update options.

partition layout for servers running Linux.

IL0 IPv4 or IPv6 address.

local storage and BIOS settings.

NIC teaming setup at OS level.

network and storage connectivity.

IL0 firmware of the replacement server is different than firmware in broken server.

Server profile affinity is configured to Device Day + server hardware.

The enclosure group has to be updated to match the original enclosure group.

The replacement server has more memory or CPUs than broken machine.

A server profile can be created only for HPE BladeSystem, HPE Synergy, and HPE Superdome Flex servers.

A server profile created for a specific server hardware type cannot be moved to a server with a different server hardware type.

A server profile can be used to configure a local storage controller, but cannot be used to configure SAN-based storage.

A server profile can be used to update firmware and drivers when the operating system on the server is up and running.

State of the SAN connections in the server profile.

FC network definition and association with fabrics from SAN manager.

Consistency checking level for SAN storage in the server profile.

Proper array and storage pools licensing in HPE OneView.

The refresh procedure must be performed on each logical enclosure to refresh firmware.

All of the components are up to date and compliant with firmware baseline.

The firmware repository service must be restarted using maintenance connection.

The firmware repository is not defined within firmware compliance report.

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A server profile template must be created.

All memory installed must be the maximum size.

An appropriate HPE OneView license is required.

A second processor must be installed.

Users will be able to change sharing type and volume capacity

A volume created using this template will not support deduplication

A volume created using this template mil not support snapshots

Users will be able to select storage pool during volume creation

You tried to add additional connection above the limit

The server is powered on

The server does not have an HPE OneView license applied

The server is powered off

As an application running on the server with Windows system.

As a physical appliance based on HPE ProLiant 360 Gen 10.

As an application running on the server with CentOS Linux system

As a virtual appliance running on the supported hypervisor.

A muiti-enclosure Vrtuai Connect domain can be imported to HPE OneView without disrupting servers

An HPE server blade can be removed trom HPE OneView by deleting the server from the Server Hardware section

An HPE server blade cannot be deleted from HPE OneView It must be physically removed from the enclosure

Both c3000 and C7000 HPE BladeSystems enclosures can be imported to HPE Oneview for monitoring

Global Dashboard licenses

FC Upgrade licenses

HPE OneView licenses

Virtual Connect licenses

It is an application that can be installed on Windows or Linux system that will provide automated discovery of HPE OneView instances

It is a plugin to HPE Oneview that will allow integration of HPE oneView with VMware management and monitoring components

It is a virtual appliance that can aggregate health and inventory information from multiple HPE OneView appliances or HPE Composers

It is a plugin to vCenter Server that will allow management of the components added to HPE Oneview from vCenter server interface

Enclosure group support dump

Appliance support dump

Firmware deployment support dump

Logical enclosure support dump

Maintenance console support dump

HPE Gen8 an later HPE ProLiant systems monitored in HPE OneView.

Any HPE server equipped with at least iL04.

Any server monitored or managed in HPE OneView.

HPE Gen 10 and later HPE ProLiant servers or Synergy compute nodes.

Before removing a server profile from HPE OneView.

After creating a new VM on a managed hypervisor.

After updating drivers on a host managed by HPE OneView.

Before and after upgrading HPE OneView to a new version.

Only HPE Synergy Compute Modules with a server profile applied.

Any Gen8, Gen9 and Gen10 servers managed using HPE OneView.

Any servers under warranty or active service contract.

Any server except HPE Superdome Flex and HPE Superdome Flex 280.

HPE One View Global Dashboard license

HPE OneView Advanced license

HPE composer 2 license

HPE OneView standard license

Imported volumes are treated as private volumes and can be only used as boot volumes

Volumes imported to HPE OneView is managed just like a volume created using HPE OneView

Volumes imported to HPE OneView cannot be removed using the HPE OneView interface

A snapshot for imported volumes can be created only by using array management tools

HPE Management Agent must he installed for HPE ProLiant Gen 10 servers.

HPE ProLiant G7 and Gen10 cannot be managed using the same appliance.

Not all of the features will be available for HPE ProLiant G7 systems.

HPE ProLiant Gen 10 servers do not need an HPE OneView license.

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