HPE0-S59 · Question #6
Your customer plans to deploy a VMware ESXi with HPE Synergy platform. They also plan a vSAN deployment leveraging HPE D3940 Storage Modules and SSD drives. The customer requested the following…
The correct answer is A. vSphere licenses should be added, as vSAN licenses do not replace vSphere licenses. vSAN licenses and vSphere licenses are separate entities. While vSAN licenses cover the storage virtualization aspect of VMware's hyper-converged infrastructure, vSphere licenses are required for the actual hypervisor operations. Therefore, the customer must ensure they have…
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Your customer plans to deploy a VMware ESXi with HPE Synergy platform. They also plan a vSAN deployment leveraging HPE D3940 Storage Modules and SSD drives. The customer requested the following components:
- HPE Synergy frame with ten HPE Synergy 480 Gen10 Plus compute modules
- Two HPE Virtual Connect SE 100Gb F32 Modules for Synergy
- An appropriate number of vSAN Standard licenses for each compute node
- One HPE O3940 Storage Module with 40 SSDs - All required cables and
options Which statement about this request is true?
Options
- AvSphere licenses should be added, as vSAN licenses do not replace vSphere licenses
- BvSphere Standard licenses should be replaced with Enterprise Plus licenses to enable vSAN
- COne HPE Virtual Connect SE 100Gb F32 Module for Synergy should be replaced with 50GD/S
- D20 SSD drives should be removed from this setup, as D3940 supports only 20 SSD or SAS
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(22 responses)- A59% (13)
- B27% (6)
- C9% (2)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
vSAN licenses and vSphere licenses are separate entities. While vSAN licenses cover the storage virtualization aspect of VMware's hyper-converged infrastructure, vSphere licenses are required for the actual hypervisor operations. Therefore, the customer must ensure they have the appropriate vSphere licenses in addition to vSAN licenses for their compute nodes.
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