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HP0-J53 · Question #93

Your customer wants to replace their current Tier1 storage environment (120TB usable capacity) that supports current versions of VMware/Windows, RedHat Linux, HP-UX and Solaris. While the current…

The correct answer is A. 3PAR T400 4 nodes, Dynamic Optimization, Thin Provisioning, Thin Conversion, and Thin Persistence. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

Your customer wants to replace their current Tier1 storage environment (120TB usable capacity) that supports current versions of VMware/Windows, RedHat Linux, HP-UX and Solaris. While the current storage environment has been reliable, it struggles to keep pace with the rapid changes in the company's business environment as changes and upgrades often take many weeks to plan before they can be deployed. Even day-to-day tasks such as LUN provisioning require significant management effort. The new storage solution must not compromise reliability, but should address the requirements for reduced management effort and deployment flexibility. Improvement in capacity utilization would also be viewed very positively. Which HP storage solution would best meet the customer's business requirements?

Options

  • A3PAR T400 4 nodes, Dynamic Optimization, Thin Provisioning, Thin Conversion, and Thin Persistence
  • B3PAR T400 2 nodes, Dynamic Optimization, Thin Provisioning, Thin Conversion, and Thin Persistence
  • C3PAR F400 with 4 nodes, Dynamic Optimization, Thin Provisioning, Thin Persistence, and Adaptive
  • D3PAR F400 with 2 nodes, Dynamic Optimization, Thin Provisioning, Thin Persistence, and Adaptive

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    77% (23)
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    13% (4)
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