Which tool helps a customer determine if the interoperability of their bill of materials (BOM) is
supported by HP?

A.
HP Sizing and Configuration Tool

B.
HP Single Point of Connectivity Knowledge(SPOCK)

C.
HP SAN Designer

D.
HP Storage Product Selector

Explanation:
http://h71028.www7.hp.com/enterprise/us/en/solutions/storage-tools.html
HP Sizer for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
Microsoft® Exchange Server 2010 is a complex application that requires intensive
knowledge of deployment strategies, interdependencies, server and storage performance
related issues. HP has developed the HP Sizer for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 to assist
customers with proper server and storage sizing for their Exchange Server 2010
deployments. The algorithms developed and implemented in this tool are based upon
extensive testing of Exchange Server 2010 server roles and technologies, HP’s deep
experience with Microsoft Exchange, and intricate knowledge of server CPU, memory, and
I/O subsystems. This tool is free to download and use, and is designed to simplify
configuration across a broad range of deployments. This newest Microsoft Exchange Server
Sizer provides support for multiple site deployments, varied client types and access
methods, all Exchange Server 2010 server roles, Database Availability Group(DAG) high
availability options, choice of tower, rack mounted, or HP BladeSystem server platforms, and
either direct attached or SAN-based storage solutions. Based on your input, the tool
provides a comprehensive bill of materials along with a deployment overview of the
Exchange Server 2010 server roles and storage configurations. Once this Sizer is installed,
updates can be downloaded automatically to the underlying software engines that are
necessary to provide support for HP server and storage product information details.