Customer has made the decision to expand their SAN.The customer does not want to merge
the existing SANwith the new SAN, but does want the two SANs to interoperate.
The customer wants a no-cost managementtool that will work with the new SAN switches
and their existing HBAs.
Which HP SAN switch should you recommend to the customer?

A.
HP SN3000B Fibre Channel Switch

B.
HP 1606 Extension SAN Switch

C.
HP SN8000C Director Switch

D.
HP SN6000 Stackable Fibre Channel Switch

Explanation:
http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/13553_na/13553_na.pdf
The HP SN6000 Stackable 8Gb Fibre Channel switch simplifies SAN deployment in SMB to
Enterpriseenvironments with an affordableand easy to manage SAN solution, while
delivering scaling efficiency that keeps up with fibre channel portgrowth as the
networkexpands. Built with low-cost, high-performance scalability in mind, each SN6000
features up to 20 FC deviceports enabled supporting8/4/2 Gbps speeds, plus 4 dedicated
high-speed 10/20 Gbps stacking ports for linking/stacking SN6000switches.
Heterogeneousfabric connection is simplified too with Transparent Router (TR) functionality,
standard in H-series switches(SN6000 and 8/20q), byproviding seamless, non-disruptive
interoperability and access to servers and storage on HP B-series and HPCseries SANs.
Theeconomical H-series SAN solution includes SAN Connection Manager (SCM) software
for complete end-to-endfabric management. With SSCM software it’s easy to provision
storage as well as manage HBAs and switches from a single screen thatoffers a
comprehensivetopology view of the SAN. SCM software simplicity does not end with Hseries switches. The softwareintegrates with HP VirtualConnect Enterprise Manager (VCEM)
environments by providing an end-to-end integrated solution to manageHP Bladesystem cclassvia, HP Virtual Connect Enterprise Manager (VCEM), and P2000 MSA storage
array/EVA storage with SN6000switches via onemanagement interface.