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HPE0-V25 · Question #18

Your customer has a small once with five employees and needs a tower server tor a File & print workload. Which server series should they use?

The correct answer is B. ML series. ML Series (HPE ProLiant ML) is correct because "ML" stands for the tower form factor line - purpose-built for small offices needing an affordable, easy-to-manage server that sits on a desk or floor. File & print is a classic entry-level SMB workload that fits this series…

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Question

Your customer has a small once with five employees and needs a tower server tor a File & print workload. Which server series should they use?

Options

  • AApollo Series
  • BML series
  • CSynergy Series
  • DDL series

How the community answered

(63 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    92% (58)
  • C
    3% (2)
  • D
    3% (2)

Explanation

ML Series (HPE ProLiant ML) is correct because "ML" stands for the tower form factor line - purpose-built for small offices needing an affordable, easy-to-manage server that sits on a desk or floor. File & print is a classic entry-level SMB workload that fits this series perfectly.

  • A (Apollo) is wrong - Apollo is HPE's high-performance computing (HPC) platform built for AI, machine learning, and dense compute workloads, far overkill for a 5-person office.
  • C (Synergy) is wrong - Synergy is HPE's composable infrastructure platform for large enterprises that need fluid, software-defined resource pools - not a small office scenario.
  • D (DL) is wrong - DL Series servers are rack-mounted, requiring a server rack and data center environment; a small office typically uses a tower, not rack infrastructure.

Memory tip: Think ML = "My Local" office tower. The "M" hints at Micro/Mini/Mid-Tower, while DL = Dense rack for the Data center Lab, and Synergy/Apollo are enterprise/HPC extremes.

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#HPE ML series#tower server#file and print#small office

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