The customer uses HPE infoSight with HPE Proliant DL380 Gen10 servers and an HPE Nimble Storage array. They are replacing their aging data protection solution based on tape drives with a new disk-based backup target solution based on HPE StoreOnce.
is this a true statement?
Solution: HPE Info Sight to StoreOnce requires a license

A customer has deployed a hyperconverged environment based on HPE SimpliVity at a number of their sites.
Before migrating workloads to the environment, you ask them about the backup policies in an HPE SimpliVity solution to protect the actual data.
Is this a design consideration that you should mention to your customer?
Solution:The types of applications running In the resource pools

You are running a Proof-of-Concept for a customer's new data protection solution based on Veeam and HPE StoreOnce.
You want to demonstrate the source-side deduplication features of the solution, to reduce the volume of data being sent across the network.
is this a parameter that should be set?
Solution:''Source Side deduplication'' in the Global Deduplication section of the HPE StoreOnce system

A customer is currently using HPE StoreEver MSL2024 tape libraries with LT06 tape drives. They contact you about the need for more capacity on the tapes with the ever-lasting growth of data within their company.
Does this recommendation offer a viable option for upgrading the storage capacity of the tape libraries?
Solution: Add the HPE StoreEver MSL2024 tape libraries to HPE infoSight. and use predictive analytics to get better insights for the data stored In the libraries.

Does this option describe a valid scenario for using the 3-2-1 data protection rule or the 3-2-1-1-0 data protection rule?
Solution:You intend to use at least 2 different media types