Refer to the exhibit. Your customer wants to define a Logical Interconnect Group (UG) and set the redundancy of the master modules to highly available, but this option is not available. What is a…

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Exhibit

Options

• AThere are not sufficient frames for highly available setup.
• BSome master modules only support a redundant setup.
• CFirmware on the master modules is too low to support highly available setup.
• DA dedicated license must be added to HPE OneView to enable this feature.

• A
  8% (2)
• B
  76% (19)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  12% (3)

Explanation

Option B is correct because in HPE OneView, the Highly Available redundancy option only appears when all master modules in the Logical Interconnect Group actually support that mode - if even one module only supports basic Redundant mode, the HA option is greyed out or hidden entirely, since OneView enforces the lowest common capability across the group.

• A is wrong because the number of frames governs how many interconnects you can include in a LIG, not whether the HA redundancy option appears at all.
• C is wrong because firmware version affects feature rollouts, but the HA option being absent is a hardware capability constraint, not a firmware version gate - upgrading firmware would not expose HA if the module's hardware doesn't support it.
• D is wrong because HA redundancy for interconnect modules in OneView is not license-gated; it is a hardware-tier feature, and no separate license SKU unlocks it.

Memory tip: Think of it as a chain - the LIG redundancy setting is capped by the weakest link in your module selection. If any master module tops out at "Redundant," the whole group tops out there too. "Lowest module wins."

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