How can the necessary storage capacity be added to the VSA?

A customer is deploying a new StoreOnce VSA solution.

How can the necessary storage capacity be added to the VSA? (Choose two.)

A. Verify sufficient capacity LTUs are available

B. Add a new virtual hard disk to the virtual machine

C. The Cloud bank container needs to be configured once the VSA boots

D. The Cloud bank container needs to be configured from the vCenter client

View Answer

Answer: A,B

Explanation:

When deploying a new StoreOnce VSA (Virtual Storage Appliance), expanding storage capacity can be done by the following methods:

Verify sufficient capacity LTUs are available: License to Use (LTU) is required to allocate more storage to the VSA. Ensuring that there are sufficient LTUs available is essential before increasing capacity. Add a new virtual hard disk to the virtual machine: This is the process of physically increasing the storage allocated to the VSA. By adding a new virtual hard disk to the virtual machine, you expand the storage capacity that the VSA can utilize.

These steps are critical for correctly scaling the storage capacity of a StoreOnce VSA solution.

Reference: HPE StoreOnce VSA Deployment

HPE StoreOnce Capacity Licensing