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HPE2-T37 · Question #9

Your customer plans to use HPE OneView to manage a small environment based on HPE ProLiant servers that includes G7 and Gen 10 systems. What should you explain to this customer?

The correct answer is C. Not all of the features will be available for HPE ProLiant G7 systems. Option C is correct because HPE OneView provides varying levels of management capability depending on server generation - G7 servers use iLO 3, which lacks support for many advanced OneView features (such as server profiles with full firmware management) that are available on…

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Question

Your customer plans to use HPE OneView to manage a small environment based on HPE ProLiant servers that includes G7 and Gen 10 systems. What should you explain to this customer?

Options

  • AHPE Management Agent must he installed for HPE ProLiant Gen 10 servers.
  • BHPE ProLiant G7 and Gen10 cannot be managed using the same appliance.
  • CNot all of the features will be available for HPE ProLiant G7 systems.
  • DHPE ProLiant Gen 10 servers do not need an HPE OneView license.

How the community answered

(26 responses)
  • B
    8% (2)
  • C
    88% (23)
  • D
    4% (1)

Explanation

Option C is correct because HPE OneView provides varying levels of management capability depending on server generation - G7 servers use iLO 3, which lacks support for many advanced OneView features (such as server profiles with full firmware management) that are available on Gen 8 and later systems with iLO 4/5. Both G7 and Gen 10 servers can be managed from the same OneView appliance, making B incorrect. Option A is backwards - it's older servers like G7 that may require the HPE Management Agent for certain functions, not Gen 10, which supports agentless management via iLO 5. Option D is wrong because Gen 10 servers do require an HPE OneView license for managed features.

Memory tip: Think "older hardware, fewer features" - the newer the server generation, the more OneView features it unlocks. G7 is supported, but it's a "second-class citizen" in a modern OneView environment.

Topics

#HPE ProLiant G7#Gen10#managed servers#feature compatibility

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