Your customer wants to use HPE OneView for VMware vCenter Server to simplify management of their VMware cluster running on HPE Synergy. The customer is concerned with the cost of additional…

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Options

• AAs long as the customer has HPE OneVtew Global Dashboard deployed, HPE OneView for
• BOne HPE OneView for VMware vCenter Server license is required per HPE Synergy frame if
• CIf the number of the HPE Synergy Compute Modules installed in HPE Synergy frame is less than
• DAs long as the server is managed using HPE OneView. the customer can use HPE OneView for

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  86% (44)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  8% (4)

Explanation

Option B is correct because HPE OneView for VMware vCenter Server is licensed per HPE Synergy frame, meaning one license covers all compute modules within that frame regardless of how many blades are installed - this simplifies cost prediction and makes the product economically attractive for dense deployments.

Option A is wrong because having HPE OneView Global Dashboard deployed is a separate product entirely and does not grant or substitute for HPE OneView for vCenter Server licenses. Option C is wrong because licensing is not based on the count of installed Compute Modules - the frame is the licensing unit, so adding more modules to a frame does not require additional licenses. Option D is wrong because being managed by HPE OneView is a prerequisite, not a license grant - a dedicated HPE OneView for vCenter Server license is still required separately.

Memory tip: Think "one frame, one license" - HPE Synergy's composable architecture groups resources by frame, and licensing follows that same logical boundary.

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