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You are architecting an HP StoreOnce Backup System solution for a customer with a primary and
a secondary data center on the same campus.
Backed up fileserver data should be replicated across data centers by VTL replication after a
backup is completed.
Customer gives you these sizing requirements:
Backup of one fileserver with 6 partitions, 150GB each
Daily full backup
Daily change rate by less 1% of the original data
Backup application is Data Protector 7.01
Retention time of 120 days should be achieved
Uni-directional replication between sites
Which HP StoreOnce Backup System is most cost effective and meets customer requirements?

A customer branch office backup and restore strategy integrates replication using HP StoreOnce
D2D4109i Backup system in the main data center. After a presentation of a new HP StoreOnce
Backup system and its functionalities, the customer wants to use HP Storeonce Catalyst with HP
Data Protector installation for the existing replication environment.
What has to be done to integrate the concept? (Select 2)

You have designed a new SAN fabric for a customer. Fabric consist of Cisco MDS 8/24 Fabric
Switces for BladeSystem c-class.
Which mode and feature allows automatic mapping of physical WWNs to virtual WWNs using
NAT? (Select 2)

Which HP 3PAR StoreServ features help you meet IT improvement goals? (Select two.)

A customer experiences a sudden loss in write performance on the HP 3PAR StoreServ array on
the primary site. Reads are not affected, but writes slowed down significantly.
What should you advise the customer to check first in order to solve the issue?

A customer has multiple eight-node SQL clusters that are currently connected to three HP EVA
8400 Storage systems. The customer has I/O latency problems on the servers and sees high
queue depths on the EVA ports.
What should you recommend to solve this problem?

Your customer asks you to assist in designing a new cost effective storage solution. The solution
will be used to store archive data. It must be able to replicate point-in-time copy of data at the
primary site to a remote site.
The solution must provide block-level access and support Fibre Channel. There is very little rack
space available at the primary site.
Which solution meets the customer requirements?

A leading automotive technology company wants to increase the performance and capacity of the
storage infrastructure that supports the design and manufacture of its line of Formula 1 racing
cars. The company is also interested in safe-guarding its mission-critical data and eliminating the
threat of business disruption.
Due to the massive engineering and technical effort required to create a new race car design and
to enable regular delivery of upgraded parts to the race track while maintaining a competitive
edge, it is necessary to have advanced applications running on a high-performance IT
infrastructure. The company operates out of two data centers. The centers support a Plant
Lifecycle Management database, an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, and various
trackside systems to set up the race car and aid race strategy. In addition, the centers run
applications for Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), and
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) packages.
The company has deployed Oracle and SQL databases, VMware virtual machines, email, and all
other applications on an HP 6400 Enterprise virtual Array (EVA). The EVAs automatically replicate
between the two data centers to guard against failure. The EVAs are aging, applications are more
sophisticated, data volumes have grown exponentially, and bottlenecks in the storage system are
now having a significant effect on the performance of the simulation and analysis tools that are

vital to the company’s competitive position. The data storage problem has reached a point where
the company is forced to store primary data at the secondary site causing the loss of their disaster
recovery capability.
The company’s top five IT Improvement goo’s are:
– Reduce complaints about storage system availability.
– increase support for sophisticated design and manufacturing applications.
– Provide a robust replication capability between data centers.
– increase storage utilization while deploying additional capacity.
– Simplify operations during peak workloads.
Moreover, the company’s top three business benefit goals are:
– Ensure rapid data retrieval to aid in quick decision making.
– Protect mission-critical data and ensure business continuity.
– Recover costs from existing infrastructure, thus providing increased IT funds for additional
projects.
Which storage technologies should you present to help meet business benefit goals? (Select two)

A leading automotive technology company wants to increase the performance and capacity of the
storage infrastructure that supports the design and manufacture of its line of Formula 1 racing
cars. The company is also interested in safe-guarding its mission-critical data and eliminating the

threat of business disruption. Due to the massive engineering and technical effort required to
create a new race car design and to enable regular delivery of upgraded parts to the race track
while maintaining a competitive edge, it is necessary to have advanced applications running on a
high-performance IT infrastructure. The company operates out of two data centers. The centers
support a Plant Lifecycle Management database, an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system,
and various trackside systems to set up the race car and aid race strategy. In addition, the centers
run applications for Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), and
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) packages.
The company has deployed Oracle and SQL databases, VMware virtual machines, email, and all
other applications on an HP 6400 Enterprise virtual Array (EVA). The EVAs automatically replicate
between the two data centers to guard against failure. The EVAs are aging, applications are more
sophisticated, data volumes have grown exponentially, and bottlenecks in the storage system are
now having a significant effect on the performance of the simulation and analysis tools that are
vital to the company’s competitive position. The data storage problem has reached a point where
the company is forced to store primary data at the secondary site causing the loss of their disaster
recovery capability.
The company’s top five IT Improvement goo’s are:
– Reduce complaints about storage system availability.
– increase support for sophisticated design and manufacturing applications.
– Provide a robust replication capability between data centers.
– increase storage utilization while deploying additional capacity.
– Simplify operations during peak workloads.
Moreover, the company’s top three business benefit goals are:
– Ensure rapid data retrieval to aid in quick decision making.
– Protect mission-critical data and ensure business continuity.
– Recover costs from existing infrastructure, thus providing increased IT funds for additional
projects.
You are planning to use HP StoreOnce Backup Systems and HP StoreOnce Catalyst to replicate
data to the primary data center after a Formula 1 race and then to the secondary data center.
Which information is relevant to size this solution component? (Select two.)

A leading automotive technology company wants to increase the performance and capacity of the
storage infrastructure that supports the design and manufacture of its line of Formula 1 racing
cars. The company is also interested in safe-guarding its mission-critical data and eliminating the
threat of business disruption.
Due to the massive engineering and technical effort required to create a new race car design and
to enable regular delivery of upgraded parts to the race track while maintaining a competitive
edge, it is necessary to have advanced applications running on a high-performance IT
infrastructure. The company operates out of two data centers. The centers support a Plant
Lifecycle Management database, an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, and various
trackside systems to set up the race car and aid race strategy. In addition, the centers run
applications for Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), and
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) packages.
The company as deployed Oracle and SQL databases, VMware virtual machines, email, and all
other applications on an HP 6400 Enterprise virtual Array (EVA). The EVAs automatically replicate
between the two data centers to guard against failure. The EVAs are aging, applications are more
sophisticated, data volumes have grown exponentially, and bottlenecks in the storage system are
now having a significant effect on the performance of the simulation and analysis tools that are
vital to the company’s competitive position. The data storage problem has reached a point where
the company is forced to store primary data at the secondary site causing the loss of their disaster
recovery capability.
The company’s top five IT Improvement goa’s are:
– Reduce compiaints about storage system availabiiity.
– increase support for sophisticated design and manufacturing applications.
– Provide a robust repication capability between data centers.
– increase storage utilzation while depioying additional capacity.
– Simplify operatons during peak workloads.
Moreover, the company’s top three business benefit goals are:
– Ensure rapid data retrieval to aid in quick decision making.

– Protect mission-critical data and ensure business continuity.
– Recover costs from existing infrastructure, thus providing increased IT funds for additional
projects.
You are proposing HP 3PAR StoreSe|v 7400s for the two data centers, and the HP 6400
Enterprise Virtual
Arrays must be retired in three months.
Which feature of your proposal allows data migration to the new storage array?