HP Designing HPE Software-Defined Infrastructure Solutions - HPE0-V13 Exam Questions

QUESTION NO: 1
Is this how the Composable Fabric handles traffic at Layer 2?
It sees if the traffic matches an affinity and forwards the traffic on a dedicated path for that affinity.

QUESTION NO: 2
Your customer is struggling to make their data center, which is already 70% virtualized, more automated and sofware-defined. IT resists further virtualization due to the special requirements of some workloads.
Is this an approach that you should recommend to decision makers for meeting their goals?
Use OneView's templates and Unified API to treat both virtual and physical infrastructure as fluid resource pools.

QUESTION NO: 3
A customer needs a new infrastructure solution for its VMware vSphere environment.
Is this a valid proposal to give the customer the benefits of cluster aware management with HPE OneView for vCenter (OV4VC)?
HPE ProLiant DL servers with HPE ILO Advanced licenses

QUESTION NO: 4
Is this a correct principle for designing vSAN on HPE Synergy?
The controller for drives should be in HBA only mode.

QUESTION NO: 5
Is this a benefit of the HPE Nimble plug-in for vCenter?
storage management actions integrated into vCenter workflows

QUESTION NO: 6
Is this a way to help a customer automate deployment of workloads on bare metal?
Propose an HPE Composable Rack solution and tell the customer to use cluster management to deploy the workloads.

QUESTION NO: 7
Is this a use case for HPE InfoSight Analytics?
looking inside VXLAN tunnels to help network admins troubleshoot

QUESTION NO: 8
A customer has VMware vSphere deployed on HPE Synergy compute modules. The customer has started using VMware vRealize Orchestrator and wants to include actions like changing server connections or BIOS settings in workflows.
Is this something that you should recommend to meet this goal?
installing the HPE OneView for vRealize Orchestrator (OV4vRO) plug in (no OneView licenses required)

QUESTION NO: 9
You need to help a customer add VMware NSX to a data center which has HPE FlexFabric switches. Each server rack is served by two FlexFabric switches in an IRF stack. The IRF stacks connect to a FlexFabric spine in a leaf-spine architecture. Switch-to-switch links are routed, and the network uses OSPF.
Is this how the customer's needs can be met?
The physical infrastructure should use OSPF to communicate routes with the NSX ESGs.