HP HPE0-V27 Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

HPE Solutions for Qumulo is a file data platform that provides scalable, secure, and cost-effective storage for unstructured data, such as GIS video files. HPE Solutions for Qumulo supports SMB file shares and can handle various file sizes and types with high performance and efficiency. HPE Solutions for Qumulo also offers data protection, encryption, and replication features to ensure long-term data retention and durability. HPE Solutions for Qumulo can easily grow with the customer’s data needs, as it supports up to 64 nodes per cluster and up to 1.6PB of usable capacity per 4U node12. References: HPE Solutions for Qumulo | HPE Store US, HPE Solutions for Qumulo - Data Sheet

OCA (One Config Advanced) and SSET (Solution Sizer and Estimator Tool) are both tools that help design and configure HPE solutions. OCA is a web-based tool that allows users to create and validate configurations for HPE servers, storage, and networking products. SSET is a tool that helps users estimate the power, cooling, and space requirements for HPE solutions. SSET also provides recommendations for rack and power distribution units (PDUs). Compared to OCA, SSET requires an additional datacenter characteristic to configure a solution: the input voltage. This is because the input voltage affects the power consumption and efficiency of the solution. The input voltage can be either single-phase or three-phase, and it can vary depending on the country and region. SSET allows users to select the input voltage from a list of predefined values or enter a custom value. OCA does not require the input voltage as an input parameter, as it only focuses on the product configuration and compatibility. References: Edge to Cloud Solutions: Engineered Experiences to Unlock Your Full Potential, Chapter 5: Next Generation Compute, Storage, and Integrated Data Solutions, page 97. HPE SSET User Guide, page 7.

According to the Advanced HPE Edge-to-Cloud Solutions, page 98, the following matches are correct:

• Communicates key parameters between DCB-capable devices. = DCBX
• Enables control over how much bandwidth can be used over a conventional link. = ETS
• Helps to ensure that Ethernet can provide the lossless frame delivery of FCoE. = PFC
• Provides instructions to CNA about application-to-CoS mapping. = APP

• DCBX: Data Center Bridging Exchange Protocol. It is a protocol that enables the exchange of configuration and capability information between DCB-capable devices, such as switches and servers. It allows the devices to negotiate and agree on the parameters for the DCB features, such as ETS, PFC, and APP1.
• ETS: Enhanced Transmission Selection. It is a feature that enables the allocation of bandwidth to different traffic classes on a link, based on the priority and the service level agreement. It allows the devices to control how much bandwidth can be used by each traffic class, and to avoid congestion and contention on the link1.
• PFC: Priority-based Flow Control. It is a feature that enables the pause and resume of traffic on a link, based on the priority and the buffer availability. It allows the devices to prevent the loss of frames due to buffer overflow, and to ensure the lossless delivery of FCoE traffic, which requires reliable and in-order transmission1.
• APP: Application Priority. It is a feature that enables the mapping of applications to traffic classes on a link, based on the priority and the quality of service. It allows the devices to instruct the Converged Network Adapter (CNA) about which traffic class to use for each application, and to optimize the performance and efficiency of the traffic1.