A customer wants a highly available storage solution inside HPE Synergy that is composable via OneView and also accessible outside the enclosure to a DR site at another location. Which product fits…

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Options

• AHPE StoreVirtual VSA
• BVMware vSAN
• CSEPH SUSE
• DHPE 3PAR StoreServ

• A
  64% (30)
• B
  6% (3)
• C
  9% (4)
• D
  21% (10)

Explanation

HPE StoreVirtual VSA (Virtual Storage Appliance) is a software-defined storage solution that runs as a virtual machine inside HPE Synergy enclosures, making it composable through OneView templates and profiles. It achieves high availability through Network RAID clustering across nodes, and critically, it supports asynchronous replication over IP to remote sites - making it the only option here that satisfies all three requirements simultaneously.

B (VMware vSAN) is a hyperconverged storage product tied to the VMware stack; it is not an HPE product and does not integrate as a composable element within OneView.

C (SEPH SUSE) is not a real storage product - it appears to be a fabricated distractor and can be eliminated immediately.

D (HPE 3PAR StoreServ) is a high-performing external SAN array that lives outside the Synergy enclosure as a dedicated physical appliance; it is not composable inside Synergy via OneView, so it fails the "inside the enclosure" requirement.

Memory tip: Think of the "V" in VSA as standing for Versatile - it runs Virtually inside Synergy, is managed by OneView, and can reach a remote Vault (DR site) over the network. If the question mentions "inside Synergy + DR replication," VSA is your answer.

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