최신HP Managing HP Storage Essentials (SRM) 6.x Software - HP0-M38무료샘플문제

A. unixhost.usa.hp.com

B. 123Host.unix.usa.hp.com

C. Hostunix.usa.hp.com

D. A1.host.usa.com

A. fast access to frequently used directories and shared documents

B. classification of unstructured data for information lifecycle initiatives

C. visual control and automatic maintenance of selected file systems

D. discovery and recovery of accidently deleted files and directories

A. <server_name>.DestinationJobServer

B. <server_name>.AdaptiveJobServer

C. <server_name>.ConnectionServer

D. <server_name>.CentralManagementServer

E. <server_name>.ReportApplicationServer

A. It will detect duplicates across all volumes in the enterprise.

B. It will detect duplicates within two different volumes on a file server.

C. It will detect duplicates within a single volume on a file server.

D. It will detect duplicates on local volumes only

A. automatic import through the Exchange Viewer plug-in

B. automatic collection through UID/SID

C. manual collection option for Windows host through ACL

D. manually through the New User or Import Users options

E. automatic collection through the AD/LDAP import options

A. Execute Report Database Admin Utility.

B. Executewingather.bat.

C. Execute dbAdmin tool.

D. Execute the srmCapture command.

A. in the Microsoft Exchange System Objects OU

B. in the Builtin OU

C. in the Users OU

D. in the Computers OU

A. automatic import through the Exchange Viewer plug-in

B. automatic collection through UID/SID

C. manual collection option for Windows host through ACL

D. automatically through the map users to ownership option

E. manually through the New User option

F. automatic collection through the AD/LDAP import options

G. manually through the Import Users option

A. tape and disk lifetime, success status, volumes, directories, and files

B. file versions, tape and disk lifetime, volumes, directories, and files

C. volumes, directones, fifes, physical infrastructure, tape, and disk lifetime

D. success status, volumes, directories, files, and physical infrastructure