HP
Code: HP2-K34
Exam Name: Supporting and
Servicing HP 3PAR StoreServ Solutions
Question: 1
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You are running the SmartStart Installation procedure to
install an HP StoreServ 7400 Storage System. Which users, created during the
installation process, will have access to this storage system? (Select two.)
A. 3paradm
B. 3parcust
C. 3parAO
D. 3parSP
E. 3PARrm
Answer: A, B
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Explanation:
Reference:
http://bizsupport2.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c03606526/c03606526.pdf
(search for 3paradm and 3parcust)
Question: 2
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Which zoning rule must be followed to implement Remote
Copy over Fibre Channel?
A. Every FC port used for Remote Copy should be zoned
with the hosts whose LUNs are replicating.
B. All FC ports on odd nodes should be zoned with the FC
ports on the even remote node.
C. A Remote Copy FC port should be zoned to only one
other Remote Copy FC port on another system.
D. All Remote Copy FC ports in a storage server should be
placed in the same zone.
Answer: D
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Question: 3
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As a consultant, you are configuring Peer Motion during
an initial setup of the HP 3PAR StoreServ systems. What must you consider to
ensure the correct configuration of a Peer Motion environment?
A. Executing the Peer Motion Manager script requires Browse
user-rights for the accounts used to log in to the source array and Super
user-rights for the destination array.
B. Two FC switches are required; only fabric connections
on initiator ports are supported, and the host and source system must use the
same IP protocol version.
C. The Peer Motion Manager script executes in a command
window of Microsoft Windows running on a Peer Motion Manager Server.
D. The WWN of the VLUNs imported to the new array will
become the S/N of the legacy array.
Answer: C
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Question: 4
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Match each description to the correct HP 3PAR StoreServ
thin technology.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Thin built in zero detection:
feature of the HP 3PAR ASIC that recognizes and
virtualizes blocks of zeros on the fly.
Thin conversion:
changes inefficient volumes on legacy arrays to more
efficient, higher-utilization volumes by using the zero-detection capabilities
within the HP 3PAR ASIC
Thin copy reclamation:
reclaims unused space resulting from the deletion of
virtual copy snapshots.
Thin Persistence:
reclaims unused space associated with deleted data
Thin provisioning:
allocates capacity only as data is actually written
Explanation:
Reference:
http://www.techsoft.at/fileadmin/techsoft/newsletter/dezember_2010/3par.pdf
Question: 5
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Which situation prevents you from using SmartStart to
install an HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 system at a customer site?
A. DHCP is not running in the customer environment
B. The customer will not allow remote access of the
Service Processor
C. The controller nodes and the service processor are
connected to the same network.
D. All the customer servers are running Windows 2008 R2.
Answer: D
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Question: 6
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When using notification settings in Service Tools and
Technical Support (STaTS). Which task can you perform with Symptom?
A. Disable a specific notification
B. Enable a specific notification
C. Create a notification record.
D. Manage a set of notifications.
Answer: C
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Explanation:
Reference:
http://bizsupport2.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c03606505/c03606505.pdf
(page 11)
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