Practice Free HPE0-S59 Exam Online Questions
A customer has an HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 that was originally purchased for file and print services. The customer now wants to repurpose this server to become a virtualization host for 10 new general-purpose VMs.
Original Configuration:
– 1 x Intel Xeon-Silver CPU
– 32 GB RAM (2 x 16GB DIMMs)
– 1 x 1GbE 4-port Adapter
What changes must be made to the server’s compute resources to support this new virtualization workload? (Choose 2.)
- A . Add significantly more physical RAM (e.g., to 128GB or 256GB).
- B . Add a second Intel Xeon-Silver CPU.
- C . Add an HPE Smart Array controller.
- D . Replace the CPU with an Intel Xeon-Gold CPU.
- E . Replace the 1GbE adapter with a 10/25GbE adapter.
A customer purchased 4 new, third-party (non-HPE) SATA SSDs and installed them in an HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 server with an HPE Smart Array P408i-a controller. The administrator reports that the controller’s write cache for the new array is disabled, and the iLO Health status is "Degraded."
What is the most likely reason for this, based on solution validation?
- A . The Smart Storage Battery has failed and needs to be replaced.
- B . The Smart Array P408i-a controller only supports SAS drives, not SATA.
- C . The SATA SSDs must be installed in a different drive cage from any existing SAS drives.
- D . The third-party drives are not HPE-signed, and the Smart Array firmware is intentionally disabling the write cache for these unsupported drives.
A customer has just physically installed a new HPE ProLiant DL380 server in a rack and connected the power cords. The server has not been powered on.
What is the first step the customer should perform to validate the server’s basic health and management connectivity *before* pressing the power button?
- A . Press the UID button to validate that the server is properly racked.
- B . Boot the server into Intelligent Provisioning (F10) to check the hardware.
- C . Boot the server into System Utilities (F9) to check the memory.
- D . Wait for the iLO Dedicated Network Port to obtain an IP address (via DHCP or static) and connect to the iLO web interface.
A solution architect is designing a high-density compute solution for a customer.
Customer Requirements:
– Must be a 1U, dual-processor rack server.
– Must support HPE Persistent Memory (NVDIMMs).
– Must have the highest possible network I/O flexibility.
Based on these requirements, which component should the architect include in the implementation plan to provide the *most* network I/O flexibility without consuming a standard PCIe slot?
- A . An HPE NS204i-p boot device
- B . An HPE FlexibleLOM adapter
- C . An HPE 4-port 1GbE 331T adapter
- D . A standard dual-port 10GbE SFP+ PCIe adapter
A Network Administrator is investigating slow application performance for a web server.
Performance Data:
– CPU Utilization: 20%
– Memory Utilization: 30%
– Storage I/O: 10%
– Network I/O: 110 MB/s (Sustained)
– Network Port Status: High Packet Discards/Errors
Server Design:
– 1 x 1GbE Network Adapter
What is the performance bottleneck? (Choose 2.)
- A . The high packet discards indicate a faulty network cable or switch port.
- B . The server has insufficient RAM.
- C . The 1GbE network adapter is saturated.
- D . The CPU is not fast enough.
- E . The server’s storage is too slow.
A Network Administrator is investigating slow application performance for a web server.
Performance Data:
– CPU Utilization: 20%
– Memory Utilization: 30%
– Storage I/O: 10%
– Network I/O: 110 MB/s (Sustained)
– Network Port Status: High Packet Discards/Errors
Server Design:
– 1 x 1GbE Network Adapter
What is the performance bottleneck? (Choose 2.)
- A . The high packet discards indicate a faulty network cable or switch port.
- B . The server has insufficient RAM.
- C . The 1GbE network adapter is saturated.
- D . The CPU is not fast enough.
- E . The server’s storage is too slow.
A customer wants to add new DIMMs to an existing HPE ProLiant Gen10 server.
What is the *first* and *most critical* compatibility aspect they must validate *before* purchasing the memory?
- A . The wattage of the installed power supplies.
- B . The DIMM type (e.g., RDIMM vs. LRDIMM) and if it is supported by the installed processor model.
- C . The existing OS version (e.g., Windows Server 2019 vs. 2022).
- D . The iLO 5 firmware version.
A customer wants to add new DIMMs to an existing HPE ProLiant Gen10 server.
What is the *first* and *most critical* compatibility aspect they must validate *before* purchasing the memory?
- A . The wattage of the installed power supplies.
- B . The DIMM type (e.g., RDIMM vs. LRDIMM) and if it is supported by the installed processor model.
- C . The existing OS version (e.g., Windows Server 2019 vs. 2022).
- D . The iLO 5 firmware version.
A customer wants to add new DIMMs to an existing HPE ProLiant Gen10 server.
What is the *first* and *most critical* compatibility aspect they must validate *before* purchasing the memory?
- A . The wattage of the installed power supplies.
- B . The DIMM type (e.g., RDIMM vs. LRDIMM) and if it is supported by the installed processor model.
- C . The existing OS version (e.g., Windows Server 2019 vs. 2022).
- D . The iLO 5 firmware version.
A customer wants to add new DIMMs to an existing HPE ProLiant Gen10 server.
What is the *first* and *most critical* compatibility aspect they must validate *before* purchasing the memory?
- A . The wattage of the installed power supplies.
- B . The DIMM type (e.g., RDIMM vs. LRDIMM) and if it is supported by the installed processor model.
- C . The existing OS version (e.g., Windows Server 2019 vs. 2022).
- D . The iLO 5 firmware version.