HP0-J67 · Question #110
Your customer has an existing HP LeftHand P4500 SAN with four nodes. They have deployed the array to feed latency-sensitive high-definition video traffic to their student population around the…
The correct answer is C. Upgrade firmware on HP ProCurve 2920 switches. Look! HD video over the campus for students. do you think 1GB ISL enough? i think A is more suitable. but the first action is FW upgrade! also check the document c03874530
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Your customer has an existing HP LeftHand P4500 SAN with four nodes. They have deployed the array to feed latency-sensitive high-definition video traffic to their student population around the campus The array complies to HP best practices and has a physically dedicated iSCSI network comprising of two 1Gb HP ProCurve 2920 Switches. Jumbo frames are enabled. The customer asks you to investigate reported performance issues. Which quick-fix solution should you suggest before running in-depth performance analysis?
Options
- AUpgrade each switch with two additional 10G SFP+
- BAdd more nodes to the cluster to improve the I/O latency
- CUpgrade firmware on HP ProCurve 2920 switches.
- DDisable Jumbo frames in the network switches
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(31 responses)- A10% (3)
- B3% (1)
- C84% (26)
- D3% (1)
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Look! HD video over the campus for students. do you think 1GB ISL enough? i think A is more suitable. but the first action is FW upgrade! also check the document c03874530
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