HP Technical Introduction to the HP Enterprise Portfolio,Rev. 11.41 - HP0-D13 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. BladeSystem B. Superdome C. NonStop D. ProLiant

A. when reducing costs, because it is more economical for capacity planning than buying new servers B. when they are running more than three operating systems C. when they have a low ratio of administrators to servers D. when they want to better manage the server inventory list

A. as a choice of modular systems for small, midsize, or large deployments B. as a free download to manage multiple server and storage systems C. as a stand-alone solution for operating system fault isolation D. as a single application with multiple modules for managing third-party products

A. to enable flexible deployment options for new switch services B. to offer an architecture that enables customers to support emerging enterprise core or data center requirements C. to maximize energy efficiency to drive down operational expenses D. to improve performance and availability at the switch level

A. by leveraging a metering capability at the application abstraction level B. across multiple isolated instances of an application C. on heterogeneous thin client platforms such as mobile phones, laptops, and PDAs D. within a single instance of an application on a highly available central system

A. They were designed to double server density to maximize data center floor space. B. They enable you to set aside extra capacity for unexpected increases in power usage. C. They consist of up to four independent DL170e G6 servers in a 2U ProLiant e2000 G6 chassis. D. They deliver a 23:1 consolidation ratio, increasing operational efficiencies so that they can pay for themselves in as little as two months.

A. inefficient use of resources B. low redundancy C. high acquisition costs D. complex installation

A. BL460c B. BL685c C. BL480c D. BL890c

A. modular B. virtualized C. resilient D. optimized E. orchestrated