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Exam Name:	HPE Compute Solutions
Exam Code:	HPE0-S59 Dumps
Vendor:	HP	Certification:	HPE Technical
Questions:	157 Q&A's	Shared By:	anya

Question 20

Your customer currently uses VMware vSphere, but is interested in migrating to HPE VM Essentials. The customer uses vVols and asks about an equivalent feature in HPE VME Essentials What should you explain?

Options:

HPE VM Essentials calls vVols " Directory Pools, " and three are automatically established on every cluster.

The customer can integrate HPE VM Essentials with HPE Alletra Storage MP B10000 to achieve a similar feature.

Every GFS2 datastore established for HPE VM Essentials is comparable to a Wol.

The customer can set up the HPE VM Essentials cluster as an HCI (Ceph) cluster to achieve this capability.

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Question 21

Your customer plans to deploy VMware vSAN using D3940 Storage Modules.

Which statement about this solution is true?

Options:

The 12Gb SAS modules required for D3940 connectivity can only be installed in the first fabric.

To use the storage controller that will access D3940 storage modules, a second CPU must be installed.

For VMware vSAN deployment, all drives in the D3940 storage modules must be SSD drives.

All drives in the D3940 storage modules must formulate a single logical drive with RAID5 configured

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Question 22

An organization manages its HPE ProLiant Gen11 servers, using iLO 6, in HPE Compute Ops Management. What is one security risk that HPE Compute Ops Management can detect?

Options:

The server ' s iLO allows SNMPv1 requests.

The server ' s traffic patterns vary from normal.

The server is exposed to attack due to the lack of antivirus software.

The server has unencrypted data on its local drives.

Discussion

Answer:

Explanation:

HPE Compute Ops Management (COM) integrates deeply with the iLO 6 Security Dashboard to provide centralized security posture monitoring for a fleet of servers.

Security Risk Monitoring: COM monitors specific configuration parameters on the iLO management processor that are considered " risky " by modern security standards. One of the primary risks identified is the use of legacy, insecure protocols for management and alerting.

SNMPv1 Risk (Option A): SNMPv1 is an inherently insecure protocol because it sends community strings (passwords) in cleartext across the network. In the iLO 6 Security Dashboard, if the setting " SNMPv1 Request " is set to Enabled , iLO will flag this as an " At risk " security status. HPE Compute Ops Management surfaces these alerts in its cloud console, allowing administrators to identify servers where insecure management protocols are active.

Scope of Management: COM focuses on hardware, firmware, and management-level security . It evaluates settings such as:

Minimum Password Length and complexity.

Secure Boot status.

Authentication requirements for host-based tools.

Global Component Integrity (via SPDM).

Protocol status (disabling IPMI/DCMI or SNMPv1).

Why other options are incorrect:

Option B: Monitoring for varying traffic patterns is typically a function of Network Detection and Response (NDR) or Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) , such as those found in the Aruba networking portfolio. COM does not perform deep packet inspection or behavioral analysis of production network traffic.

Option C: Antivirus software is an Operating System (OS) level application. Since iLO and COM operate at the " below-the-OS " management layer, they do not have visibility into which software packages (like antivirus or EDR) are installed or running within the server ' s OS.

Option D: While iLO can manage Self-Encrypting Drives (SEDs) and display their encryption status, the presence of " unencrypted data " on a standard drive is an OS/Filesystem-level attribute. The security risks reported by the COM dashboard specifically target the management interface ' s vulnerabilities rather than the data residency state of the local storage.

Question 23

How does OpsRamp gather metrics across a customer ' s environment?

Options:

HPE compute and storage solutions automatically send telemetry information to global OpsRamp servers.

OpsRamp agents must be installed on every server and storage device in the customer ' s environment.

OpsRamp agents can be installed on supported Windows and Linux servers, and OpsRamp gateways can use protocols such as SNMP

Monitoring templates must be installed on each networking switch, determining what metrics are gathered and sent to the OpsRamp server.

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