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HP0-S45 · Question #39

Which internal drive components does HP Secure Encryption protect?

The correct answer is C. HP ProLiant Gen9 disks managed through an HP Smart Array p-series controller. HPE Secure Encryption is a Smart Array controller-based data encryption solution for ProLiant Gen 8 and Gen9 servers that protects sensitive, mission critical data. HPE Secure Encryption is an enterprise-class encryption solution for data at rest on any bulk storage attached…

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Question

Which internal drive components does HP Secure Encryption protect?

Options

  • AHP ProLiant <3en9 Solid State Disks (SSD) mat uses SAS but not an SDD that uses SATA
  • BHP ProLiant Gen9 Solid state Disks (SSD) mat uses SAS or SAT A but not an HDD
  • CHP ProLiant Gen9 disks managed through an HP Smart Array p-series controller
  • DHP ProLiant Gen9 Solid State Disks (SSD) or Hard Drive Disks (HDD) that uses SAS but not an

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  • D
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Explanation

HPE Secure Encryption is a Smart Array controller-based data encryption solution for ProLiant Gen 8 and Gen9 servers that protects sensitive, mission critical data. HPE Secure Encryption is an enterprise-class encryption solution for data at rest on any bulk storage attached (with the exception of tape or external arrays such as P2000 and P2040) to the supported HPE Smart Array Px3x and Px4x family of controllers. The H24x family of smart Host Bus Adapters (smart HBAs) also supports Secure Encryption when running in RAID mode only.

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#HP Secure Encryption#Smart Array controller#SAS storage#drive protection

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