Sure Pass Exam HPE2-T37 PDF

In HPE OneView, you can configure the iLO Federation Group parameter using a server profile. This setting allows you to assign the server's iLO to a specific federation group, enabling features like group power control and firmware updates across multiple servers. By configuring this parameter within the server profile, you ensure consistent iLO settings across all servers that use that profile.

Option A (Correct): iLO Federation Group can be set in the server profile to organize iLOs into groups for collective management.

Option B: The iLO firmware repository is managed separately and is not configured via server profiles.

Option C: Active Directory integration is a global setting configured at the appliance level, not per server profile.

Option D: Access to the remote console is managed via iLO user permissions, not directly through server profiles.

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.

To add a rack system to HPE OneView, you can define it manually using the HPE OneView interface. This involves creating a new rack resource and specifying its properties, such as name, size, and location. Manually adding racks allows you to organize and visualize your physical infrastructure within HPE OneView, even if the rack contains devices not managed by OneView.

Option D (Correct): Racks can be manually added via the HPE OneView user interface.

Option A: No special license is required to add racks.

Option B: Racks are not automatically discovered; only devices within the racks may be auto-discovered.

Option C: Rack definitions are not limited to HPE Synergy components.