Where is the association between an HPE OneView network and uplink port defined?

Question

Options

• AWithin an Enclosure Group definition
• BWithin an HPE OneView network definition
• CAt the network set level
• DAt the Logical Interconnect Group level

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  5% (1)
• D
  91% (20)

Explanation

At the Logical Interconnect Group (LIG) level, uplink ports are mapped to specific networks or network sets, defining which physical ports carry which network traffic - this is the configuration layer that bridges physical uplinks to logical networks. The LIG acts as a template for interconnects within an enclosure, making it the natural place to define uplink-to-network associations before those settings are pushed down to actual Logical Interconnects.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Enclosure Group): The Enclosure Group references LIGs to define interconnect bay assignments, but doesn't configure uplink port-to-network mappings itself.
• B (Network definition): HPE OneView network objects (Ethernet networks) define VLAN IDs and settings, not which physical ports carry them.
• C (Network Set): Network Sets group multiple networks together for simplified assignment to server profiles, but don't define uplink port associations.

Memory tip: Think of the LIG as the "wiring diagram template" - just as you'd draw uplink connections on a diagram before installing hardware, you configure uplink-to-network associations in the LIG before it's instantiated as a live Logical Interconnect.

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