HPE2-T37 Exam Dumps - Using HPE OneView

The HPE OneView appliance can be deployed to KVM, in addition to VMware ESXi and Microsoft Hyper-V. HPE provides support for deploying the OneView virtual appliance on KVM hypervisors, allowing customers with KVM environments to use OneView for managing their infrastructure.

Option A (Correct): KVM is a supported hypervisor for HPE OneView appliance deployment.

Option B: Incorrect, as KVM is supported.

Option C/D: Workarounds like nested virtualization are unnecessary since KVM is supported.

The HPE Storage Integration Pack for VMware vCenter is deployed as a virtual appliance to the supported hypervisor. This means it is delivered as a pre-configured virtual machine image that you import into your VMware environment. Deploying it as a virtual appliance simplifies installation and integration, allowing for seamless management of HPE storage resources directly within VMware vCenter.

In a server profile for HPE Superdome Flex, you can define the nPartition configuration. HPE OneView allows administrators to manage nPartitions (nPars), which are hardware-based partitions providing electrical isolation between different partitions of the Superdome Flex server. This includes defining partition boundaries, assigning resources like CPUs and memory, and configuring boot options.

Option B: While BMC settings are important, nPartition configurations are more specific to Superdome Flex profiles.

Option C: Firmware baselines can be applied but are not unique to Superdome Flex server profiles.

Option D: Ethernet connections are typically defined for standard servers, but nPartitioning is a key feature for Superdome Flex.