HP HPE0-V17 - Creating HPE Data Protection Solutions
You have a meetingwith a customer to discuss a new backup solution requirement. Is this a step in the information gathering process for the current solution?
Solution:You launch a NinjaProtected + process to run scripts on the customer's backup server to collect all information on the current DacKup configuration.
HPE will create a report based on the output of the scripts to create a sizing based on the current workload.
Is this a best practice for enabling encryption inside Veeam?
Solution:Encryption should be enabled at the HPE StoreOnce level since encryption Inside Veeam would make deduplication impossible.
Your customer deployed Micro Focus Data Protector as the data protection solution for their HPE 3PAR storage infrastructure in combination with HPE StoreOnce appliances.They contact you regarding options to extend data protection towards the cloud
Is this a valid option for your customer?
SolutionMicro Focus Data Protector has no native cloud Integration and is dependent of the backup target appliance to send data towards solutions like HPE StoreOnce Cloud Bank
You are organizing a Proof-of-Concept (POC) for your customer for their new data protection solution based on Commvault technology in combination with HPE Nimble storage and HPE StoreOnce backup targets.
The customer asks you to demonstrate the configuration options for deduplication within the Commvault solution
is this a location where you can modify the deduplication parameters?
Solution:Navigate lo the Agents section and show the different parameters inside the Backup. Archive, Normalization and Replication agents
Is this a supported key management solution for data encryption on an HPE StoreOnce system?
Solution:GemaltoSafeNel KeySecure Manager (via KMIP)
A customer has deployed a hyperconverged environment based on HPE Simplivity at a number of their sites.
Before migrating workloads to the environment, you ask them about the backup policies In an HPE simpliVity solution to protect the actual datais this a design consideration that you should mention to your customer?
Solution:The preference of COW (Copy-On-Write) or ROW (Redirect-On-Write) -based snapshots
You are optimizing the design of an existing data protection solution.The customer is using the following systems in their environment
• HPE OL380 Gen8/9/l0 servers
• HPE Nimble AF60
• HPE StoreEver MSL6030 tape library with LT04 drives
• HPE FlexFabric 590O switches for LAN and SAN connectivity (ISCSI based)
• VMware ESXI 6.5
• Windows 2016
• veeam 9.5U2
You want to replace the aging tape library with a new HPE StoreOnce 5650 solution with VTL virtual tape library and Catalyst targets with HPE Nimble snapshot Integration is this what you should use to assess current backup deployment?
Solution:Use Veeam Platform Support to validate that the currently-used Veeam software products support HPE Nimble snapshot integration
Does this option describe a validscenario for using the 3-2-1 data protection rule or the 3-2-1-1-0 data protection rule?
Solution:You Intend to use at least 3 different types of on-premises storage
Is this a supported integration withStoreOnce Catalyst?
Solution:Microsoft SharePoint
A customer wants to replace an aging tape-based backup platform using a Grandfather-Father-Son (GFS) rotation scheme. They are considering replacing the entire solution with public cloud storage as a backup target
Is this a valid recommendation for this customer?
Solution:Avoid using public cloud storage as a target in this scenario, since they cannot deliver thesame SLAs as the local on-premises backup solution based on HPE StoreEver
