HP0-J73 · Question #141
In addition to performing backup-to-disk, for which other operation can an HP StoreOnce NAS share be used?
The correct answer is B. To seed an appliance for replication. HP StoreOnce NAS shares support backup-to-disk as their primary function, but can also be used to seed a replication appliance with data before replication begins.
Question
In addition to performing backup-to-disk, for which other operation can an HP StoreOnce NAS share be used?
Options
- ATo host application libraries
- BTo seed an appliance for replication
- CAs a mail server data store
- DAs a drag and drop file repository
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A4% (2)
- B78% (39)
- C14% (7)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
HP StoreOnce NAS shares support backup-to-disk as their primary function, but can also be used to seed a replication appliance with data before replication begins.
HP StoreOnce NAS shares are deduplication-optimized storage targets, not platforms designed to host application libraries.
HP StoreOnce NAS shares can be used as a seeding target to pre-populate data locally on a replication appliance before initiating remote replication. This seeding process reduces the initial replication bandwidth burden by transferring bulk data via the NAS share rather than over a WAN link. This is a documented secondary use case for StoreOnce NAS shares beyond standard backup-to-disk operations.
StoreOnce NAS shares are backup and replication storage targets, not mail server infrastructure components.
StoreOnce NAS shares use deduplication and are purpose-built for backup workloads, not general-purpose drag-and-drop file access.
Concept tested: HP StoreOnce NAS share secondary use cases
Source: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-c03261204
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