An Architect Is Planning an HPE Moonshot System Deployment

question 14

Multiple Choice

An architect is planning an HPE Moonshot System deployment. The architect plans to individually connect each iLO CM module to the management network. The customer informs the architect that this plan requires too many 1GbE ports per rack for the data center infrastructure. What is one way that the architect can alter the plan to meet the customer's needs, while still allowing iLO access to the HPE Moonshot Systems?

• A) Configure iLO traffic to share the same adapters as production traffic. Configure VLANs on the HPE Moonshot switch modules to separate the two types of traffic.
• B) Keep one iLO CM Management port connected to the network. Use the iLO CM link ports on each iLO CM module to daisy chain the chassis together.
• C) Enable the iLO REST API on each cartridge node. The nodes will then accept iLO commands on the adapters that they use for production traffic.
• D) Add a second switch module and uplink module to each chassis to connect to the cartridge iLO ports. Stack the modules in different chassis and connect just one to the management network.

Recognize the steps and challenges in implementing behaviour modelling training.

Understand the concept of active listening and its impact on interpersonal communication.

Define and differentiate between dialogue and communication openness within interpersonal communication.

Identify and analyze the three main areas of e-body language in professional correspondence.

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Definitions:

Social Risks

The potential losses or negative consequences that arise from the social environment of a business, such as reputational damage or community opposition.

Work Stress

A form of stress that is caused by pressures or conflicts in a work environment, affecting an individual's mental and physical health.

Constructive Expression

The positive and effective communication of ideas, feelings, and opinions in a way that contributes to growth and understanding.

Organizational Policies

The rules, guidelines, and procedures established by an organization to regulate its operations and behavior of its members.