Online Access Free HP2-Z35 Practice Test

Which IT initiative can qualify a customer for an HP branch networking solution?

• A.extending branches to harsh or extremely remote environments
• B.consolidating services at the data center and refreshing the WAN
• C.deploying more IT staff that are dedicated to each branch
• D.deploying Cisco Call Manager IP Telephony

Which trigger aligns with HP Networking Data Center solutions?

• A.We need to reduce the burden on our staff by segmenting physical network and virtual network management.
• B.We need to move away from clustered services and toward more powerful scale-up services.
• C.We need to reduce the time that it takes for us to provision network services.
• D.We need incredibly low latency for our high-speed financial transactions.

A mid-sized customer is looking for a wireless controller that will provide 10G of centralized throughput and flexible forwarding modes.

• A.HP 425 AP
• B.HP MSM720 Access Controller
• C.HP 850 Unified Wired-WLAN Appliance
• D.HP Wireless Services Module (WSM)

A customer is considering either HP Proactive Care or HP Proactive Care Advanced services for their solution.
Which benefit does Proactive Care Advanced offer that Proactive Care does not?

• A.a dedicated account support manager (ASM) and 24x7 monitoring
• B.health scans and collaboration with third-party vendors
• C.hardware support and 24x7 coverage window
• D.software documentation updates and access to technical resources

Which statement is true about the traditional data center?

• A.Traditional data centers are unable to meet growing business demands due to being overly complicated, inflexible, and fragile.
• B.Traditional data centers make it easier for IT to manage the network due to network services being divided into three organized tiers.
• C.Traditional data centers cause difficulties for management and configuration teams due to compute and storage resources being pooled together.
• D.Traditional data centers are well-designed to handle traffic flow for modern applications, which typically follow a north-to-south (client-to-server) direction.