You are optimizing the design of an existing data protection solution. The customer is using the following systems in their environment
* HPE OL380 Gen8/9/l0 servers
* HPE Nimble AF60
* HPE StoreEver MSL6030 tape library with LT04 drives
* HPE FlexFabric 590O switches for LAN and SAN connectivity (ISCSI based)
* VMware ESXI 6.5
* Windows 2016
* veeam 9.5U2
You want to replace the aging tape library with a new HPE StoreOnce 5650 solution with VTL virtual tape library and Catalyst targets with HPE Nimble snapshot Integration is this what you should use to assess current backup deployment?
Solution:Use Veeam Platform Support to validate that the currently-used Veeam software products support HPE Nimble snapshot integration

You are organizing a Proof-of-Concept (PCX:) for your customer for Ihetr new data protection solution based on Commvault technology in combination with HPE Nimble storage and HPE StoreOnce backup targets.
The customer asks you to demonstrate the configuration options for dedupllcation within the Commvault solution Is this a location where you can modify the dedupllcation parameters?
Solution:Access the Advanced Client Properties screen under Client Computers

As it relates to application consistent backups, does this statement accurately describe the Volume Shadow copy Service (VSS)?
Solution:The VSS requestor instructs each VSS provider to perform a task to quiesce data.
After each VSS provider has completed these pre-backup tasks, the VSS writer Instructs the VSS requestor to create the snapshot.

The customer currently has one HPE 3PAR and two Nimble storage arrays connected via Fibre Channel (FC) to 12 HPE OL380 servers running VMware They make backups with Commvault to HPE StoreEver tape libraries. They also make snapshots inside the storage array, to lower RTO and RPO.
They store the snapshots on the array itself, and fear that they might be vulnerable to array failures They want to maintain their low RTO and RPO objectives while storing data outside the array is this a valid option for the customer?
Solution: Use HPE infoSight for autonomous data protection, storing data on multiple arrays based on predictive analytics defined policies

You are working with your customer on the advantages and disadvantages of various data protection schemes They currently have a storage solution with 2 HPE 3PAR arrays with Peer Persistence This is used to make backups to an HPE StoreOnce VTL backup target using Commvauft Will this recommendation enhance the data protection plan?
Solution: Use the Grandfather-Father-Son (GFS) rotation scheme