Does this topology/implementation comply with the 3-2-1 rule of data protection?
Solution:An HPE MSA array creating local snapshots on the same array Backups are made with Veeam to a local HPE StoreOnce system using MAS shares Within Veeam a copy fob is active to a Veeam Cloud Connect repository target hosted at a public cloud provider

• A.Yes
• B.No

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Is this a reason why your customer might choose the HPE Apollo 4510 systems instead of the HPE Apollo 42O0 system?
Solution: The Apollo 4510 system has a higher density chassis, and so can host more drives with more backup capacity

• A.No
• B.Yes

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You meet with a customer who is having performance and stability issues with their tape-based backup environment based on HPE StoreEver systems Should you use this tool to gather information and troubleshoot the Installed systems?
Solution: SAF Analyze

• A.Yes
• B.No

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Is this a best practice for enabling encryption inside Veeam?
Solution: Encryption should be enabled at the HPE StoreOnce level since encryption Inside Veeam would make deduplication impossible.

• A.Yes
• B.No

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During a meeting, you learn that your client has an SLA with another business, but that business asks tor lower RTO and RPO times for data recovery.
Is this a correct statement regarding how HPE solutions can help to comply with this tighter SLA?
Solution: HPE OneView uses templates for its managed server and storage objects, which allows the attachment of baselines to verify compliancy with pre-defined rules reflecting your SLA objectives.

• A.Yes
• B.No

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