HP0-J73 · Question #77
Your customer requires approximately 400 TB of file-serving storage. To satisfy this requirement they are looking for a highly-available NAS appliance. Which HP Storage solution meets this…
The correct answer is A. HP StoreAll 9400. The HP StoreAll 9400 is HP's scale-out NAS gateway platform capable of scaling to petabytes, making it the only listed solution able to satisfy a 400TB highly available file-serving requirement.
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Your customer requires approximately 400 TB of file-serving storage. To satisfy this requirement they are looking for a highly-available NAS appliance. Which HP Storage solution meets this requirement?
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- AHP StoreAll 9400
- BHP StoreEasy 5530
- CHP StoreEasy 1830
- DHP StoreVirtual 4900
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Why each option
The HP StoreAll 9400 is HP's scale-out NAS gateway platform capable of scaling to petabytes, making it the only listed solution able to satisfy a 400TB highly available file-serving requirement.
The HP StoreAll 9400 is a scale-out NAS gateway designed specifically for large unstructured data workloads and can scale well beyond 400TB while providing high availability through clustered nodes. It is purpose-built for enterprise file-serving at this scale, unlike the other listed products which target smaller or different storage use cases.
The HP StoreEasy 5530 is a mid-range NAS appliance with a maximum raw capacity far below 400TB, making it insufficient for this requirement.
The HP StoreEasy 1830 is an entry-level NAS device designed for small-to-medium workloads and cannot scale to 400TB.
The HP StoreVirtual 4900 is a block-level SAN solution, not a NAS appliance, and is not designed for file-serving protocols like NFS or SMB.
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