HP Designing HPE Software-Defined Infrastructure Solutions HPE0-V13 Exam Questions

You are proposing HPE Synergy to support a VMware vSphere environment, in which clusters of ESXi hosts provide high availability for workloads such as a web farm, an inventory server, and a database.

Is this a recommended design principle for this use case? Deploy no more than three nodes per cluster.

A customer has an HPE FlexFabric data center network, which was working correctly. Then the customer added VMware NSX, and now VM-to-VM traffic in logical networks is not being forwarded by the network infrastructure.

Could this be the issue?

The FlexFabric switches are not configured with an expanded VLAN set to match the VNIs in logical switches.

A customer is implementing a Container as a Service (CaaS) solution, and you are helping to provide the infrastructure, including the persistent storage solution.

Does this HPE 3PAR characteristic provide a benefit for the customer's solution? QoS support

Is this a requirement for using the grow cluster feature in HPE OneView for vCenter (OV4VC)?

The existing cluster members are discovered and managed in HPE OneView, but not in vCenter.

Is this a benefit of using the HPE OneView RESTful API to monitor and manage HPE infrastructure?

replacing HTTPS and SSH-based security with the more secure IPMI-based options

Is this how the Composable Fabric handles traffic at Layer 2?

It sees if the traffic matches an affinity and forwards the traffic on a dedicated path for that affinity.

You need to help a customer add VMware NSX to a data center which has HPE FlexFabric switches. Each server rack is served by two FlexFabric switches in an IRF stack. The IRF stacks connect to a FlexFabric spine in a leaf-spine architecture. Switch-to-switch links are routed, and the network uses OSPF.

Is this how the customer's needs can be met?

The physical infrastructure should use OSPF to communicate routes with the NSX ESGs.