Which operation can be performed using HPE OneView for VMware vCenter Server?

Question

Options

• ARemove a new node from an existing cluster.
• BConfigure VMware cluster properties for HA and ORS.
• CCreate a new distributed switch for cluster connectivity.
• DCreate a new VMware cluster within vCenter Server.

• A
  3% (2)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  8% (5)
• D
  87% (54)

Explanation

D is correct because HPE OneView's integration with VMware vCenter Server enables lifecycle management of compute resources, including the ability to create new VMware clusters directly within vCenter - this is a core capability of the HPE OneView adapter for vSphere, allowing administrators to provision and manage clusters from a single management plane.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is incorrect (and oddly worded) - OneView can add nodes to clusters, not specifically remove newly added ones as a distinct operation through the vCenter integration.
• B is incorrect - configuring HA and DRS (the "ORS" here is likely a misprint for DRS) cluster properties is done natively within vCenter/vSphere, not through OneView's vCenter plugin.
• C is incorrect - creating distributed virtual switches is a vSphere/vCenter native operation; OneView's integration focuses on compute lifecycle management, not virtual networking constructs.

Memory tip: Think of HPE OneView's vCenter integration as handling the compute birth cycle - it Creates clusters (D) rather than managing VMware-native networking (C) or HA/DRS policies (B). The mnemonic "OneView Opens new clusters" links OneView → create/open new clusters.

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