Free HP HPE2-T27 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

An architect is planning a Synergy Frame that contains HPE D3940 Storage Modules and
HPE compute modules.
How can the architect map compute modules to drives in the storage modules?

• A.A compute module is always mapped to a storage module as a whole (installed anywhere in the frame), supporting a maximum of 40 drives.
• B.A compute module can be mapped to any drive not mapped to another module, up to
  200 drives. These drives can be on any storage module in the frame
• C.Compute modules in bays 1-6 can only be mapped to drives on Storage Modules in bays 1-6. and the same is true for modules in bays 7-12.
• D.A compute module can be mapped to up to four drives on a storage module: the valid drives for the compute module are based on the compute module's bay number.

A customer needs an HPE Synergy compute module for hosting a transactional database.
The customer needs a four processor solution that has built-in features for enhancing availability for mission-critical workloads.
Which compute module meets the customer's needs?

• A.HPE Synergy 680 Gen9 Compute Module
• B.HPE Synergy 620 Gen9 Compute Module
• C.HPE Synergy 660 Gen9 Compute Module
• D.HPE Synergy 480 Gen9 Compute Module

What is one characteristic that distinguishes a composable infrastructure from a traditional infrastructure?

• A.A composable infrastructure is optimized for stability, while a traditional infrastructure tends to enable more flexibility and less stability.
• B.A composable infrastructure uses software to define infrastructure components and allow provisioning in seconds, while a traditional infrastructure requires complex, lengthy change processes.
• C.A composable infrastructure supports virtual workloads, while a traditional infrastructure only supports physical workloads.
• D.A composable infrastructure defines specific silos for storage, compute, and networking while a traditional infrastructure doesn't maintain logical boundaries between these components.

Which component does an HPE Synergy compute module require to connect to an HPE
D3940 Storage Module?

• A.a P542D Controller
• B.an FC HBA
• C.an FCoE capable CNA
• D.a P244br Controller

An architect is planning an HPE Synergy solution for a customer ordering six frames. The customer needs a minimum of 20Gb of bandwidth per port and redundant HPE Synergy
Image Streamer functionality for all frames.
What other information does the architect need to determine the number of Image
Streamers to propose?

• A.how many HPE Synergy Composers the solution will use
• B.how many management rings the solution will use
• C.how many storage modules the solution will use
• D.how many logical fabric domains the solution will use