Which action is allowed on storage pools managed by HPE OneView?

Question

Options

• AVolume provisioning
• BSetting storage pool replication
• CChanging storage pool RAID level
• DChanging storage pool capacity

• A
  93% (39)
• B
  2% (1)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Volume provisioning (A) is the correct allowed action because HPE OneView is designed to manage storage at the volume level - it can create, delete, and manage storage volumes from existing storage pools, which is a core function of its converged infrastructure management role. Setting storage pool replication (B) is incorrect because replication is configured directly on the storage array (e.g., HPE 3PAR/Nimble) itself, not through OneView's pool management interface. Changing the RAID level (C) is wrong because RAID configuration is established during physical pool creation on the storage system and is not something OneView can alter post-creation. Changing capacity (D) is incorrect because pool capacity is determined by the underlying physical drives in the storage array, which OneView monitors but does not directly modify.

Memory tip: Think of OneView as a consumer of storage pools, not a configurator of them - it can provision out volumes from a pool (A), but the pool's physical attributes (RAID, capacity, replication) live on the array itself and are outside OneView's control.

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