https://techlibrary.hpe.com/docs/iss/proliant_uefi/UEFI_TM_030617/s_configure_secure_boot.html

Reference: https://techlibrary.hpe.com/docs/synergy/Synergy_D3940/setup_install/238847.htm

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Reference:

https://techhub.hpe.com/eginfolib/servers/docs/HPRestfultool/iLo4/data_model_reference.html

To add a second HPE Synergy frame to an existing logical enclosure, the customer needs to join the

new enclosure to the management ring and modify the Logical Interconnect Group (LIG) to add the

new frame. This process involves:

Joining the New Enclosure to the Management Ring: Physically connect the new Synergy frame to

the existing frames using the Frame Link Modules (FLMs). This extends the management network,

allowing HPE OneView to discover and manage the new enclosure.

Modifying the Logical Interconnect Group (LIG): Update the existing LIG to include the interconnect

modules of the new frame. This ensures that network configurations are consistent across all frames

in the logical enclosure.

Adding the Enclosure to the Logical Enclosure: In HPE OneView, add the new enclosure to the

existing logical enclosure. This integrates the new frame into the managed environment, allowing

server profiles and resources to be utilized seamlessly.

Reference:

HPE OneView for Synergy User Guide: Expanding Logical Enclosures

Discusses steps to add frames to an existing logical enclosure without disruption.

HPE Synergy Configuration and Compatibility Guide: Provides detailed instructions on managing

frames and enclosures within HPE OneView.

HPE recommends creating backups before and after upgrading HPE OneView to a new version.

Backing up before an upgrade ensures you have a restore point in case the upgrade encounters

issues. Creating a backup after a successful upgrade captures the current state of the appliance with

the new version, allowing for future recovery if needed.

Option D (Correct): Backups should be created both before and after upgrading.

Option A/B/C: While backups are important, these actions do not typically necessitate an immediate

backup of HPE OneView.

Reference:

HPE OneView Upgrade Guide: Advises on creating backups before and after the upgrade process.

HPE OneView Backup and Restore Procedures: Outlines best practices for backing up the appliance.

When utilizing 25Gb connectivity for all HPE Synergy compute nodes, the maximum number of

frames that can form a single logical enclosure is 3. This limitation is due to the bandwidth and port

constraints associated with 25Gb interconnect modules. Logical enclosures define the management

and networking domains within the Synergy infrastructure, and adhering to these limits ensures

optimal performance and reliability.

Reference:

HPE Synergy Configuration and Compatibility Guide: Specifies the maximum number of frames in a

logical enclosure when using 25Gb connectivity.

HPE Synergy Networking: Discusses networking configurations and limitations for HPE Synergy

frames.

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Management - OneView Edition. This offering integrates HPE OneView's management capabilities

with the HPE GreenLake cloud platform, providing advanced compute management for modern

ProLiant servers.

Option C (Correct): HPE ProLiant Gen10 and newer systems are compatible with this service.

Option A: ProLiant G6 servers are legacy systems and are not supported.

Option B: While HPE Synergy compute nodes are managed by HPE OneView, this specific edition

focuses on ProLiant servers.

Option D: HPE Superdome Flex servers are not included under this particular management edition.

Reference:

HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops Management Data Sheet: Lists supported hardware platforms.

HPE OneView Compatibility Matrix: Provides details on supported systems for HPE OneView.

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